Argentina-born installation artist Tomas Saraceno often has his head in the clouds, which is a good thing because it yields such creations as Poetic Cosmos of the Breath. Abandoning the geometric structure often found in his work, such as the sculpture created for the Met Exhibit and his habitable floating platforms, this art installation is much more fluid in both looks and function.
Commissioned for the 2nd International Artist Airshow in London, England, Poetic Cosmos of the Breath created a spectacular sight at dawn. Pinned down with sand bags and regularly filled with air, the giant and colorful, circular foil would interact with the morning light in a breathtaking way. Essentially becoming a magnificent rainbow orb, witnesses were encouraged to revel in the purity of its beauty.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Inflatable Art Installations
- Exploring the use of inflatable structures in art installations to create visually stunning and interactive experiences.
- Alternative Geometric Structures
- Breaking away from traditional geometric structures in art installations to create more fluid and dynamic compositions.
- Interactive Light Installations
- Using light as a medium to create immersive and captivating art installations that engage with viewers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can explore the use of inflatable structures and alternative geometric compositions to create innovative and visually striking installations.
- Event and Exhibition
- The event and exhibition industry can incorporate interactive light installations to enhance attendee experiences and create memorable events.
- Architecture and Construction
- The architecture and construction industry can adopt the concept of inflatable structures and alternative geometric compositions to design unique and unconventional buildings and structures.
