For one sleepless night, people from all over the world participate in a magical experience, and FLUXe at Nuit Blanche was one installation featured during the event. Together, users reinvented the playful art of finger painting by using enigmatic brush patterns created by nine world-renowned artists.
The artists involved in this interactive art installation span an eclectic range of styles, some notables include Canada's own Oscar nominated and Emmy award winner Alex Kurina, Italian collage-maker Lorenzo Petrantoni (who has created editorial work for News Week featuring Barack Obama) and film director and visionary Zara Holloway.
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