The '64 CCFL' Installation by Nils Völker Shines with Mesmerizing Lig
Alexandra Serrano — August 4, 2012 — Art & Design
References: nilsvoelker & inspir3d.net
Kaleidoscopic visuals are displayed by the stunning beauty of the '64 CCFL' installation by Nils Volker.
The Berlin-based artist is a communication designer and a graduate of the Bauhaus University in Weimar. He is famed for his 2010 installation for which he built a device that created paintings from the sound of cars.
Völker's passion for art translates into his latest venture that is a stunning sight of hypnotic visuals. Interestingly, these lighting fixtures are normally used for backlights and computer screens. The internal light drawn from these fixtures is controlled by a power supply that dictates the height of illumination in each tube.
The installation appears to explode from the ground against a black background, and makes for an entertaining show of technology and art.
The Berlin-based artist is a communication designer and a graduate of the Bauhaus University in Weimar. He is famed for his 2010 installation for which he built a device that created paintings from the sound of cars.
Völker's passion for art translates into his latest venture that is a stunning sight of hypnotic visuals. Interestingly, these lighting fixtures are normally used for backlights and computer screens. The internal light drawn from these fixtures is controlled by a power supply that dictates the height of illumination in each tube.
The installation appears to explode from the ground against a black background, and makes for an entertaining show of technology and art.
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