Peter Bynum's Lit-Up Painting Series is a Glowing Experience
Gil Cohen — April 9, 2013 — Art & Design
References: peterbynum & faithistorment
Artist Peter Bynum creates his vibrantly lit-up painting series as a way to better involve his viewers and draw them in like moths to a flame.
He paints his captivating abstract patterns onto sheets of tempered glass. Stacking these glass canvasses together creates a single piece that is full of dimension and movement, with a design that shifts slightly every time a viewer changes their perspective. Flat-panel LEDs are installed behind the final pieces, casting the colors into silhouettes, enhancing the artwork with another visual stimulator. The lights are connected to a dimmer system so each viewer can create a customized experience for each painting, choosing how bright or dim the light is.
In his lit-up painting series, Peter Bynum sets the stage for light and color to interact with the audience.
He paints his captivating abstract patterns onto sheets of tempered glass. Stacking these glass canvasses together creates a single piece that is full of dimension and movement, with a design that shifts slightly every time a viewer changes their perspective. Flat-panel LEDs are installed behind the final pieces, casting the colors into silhouettes, enhancing the artwork with another visual stimulator. The lights are connected to a dimmer system so each viewer can create a customized experience for each painting, choosing how bright or dim the light is.
In his lit-up painting series, Peter Bynum sets the stage for light and color to interact with the audience.
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