‘For Those Who See’ by Daniel Schulze is an eerie yet ethereal art installation that will debut at DMY Berlin. The 7x7 grid is a modern iteration of smoke signals; Schulze plans to send images and messages skyward by forcing smoke through holes in concrete.
The project is as beautiful as it is frightening. I have visions of the dementors from the ‘Harry Potter’ books in my head when I see the wisps of smoke from ‘For Those Who See’ by Daniel Schulze. See a video of the installation mock-up above.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
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