Geodetic templeDoma · 2012

  • KunststromingContemporary Art
  • Creatiedatum2012
  • MuseumInstituto Urbe
It is an installation that evokes the absurd and the symbolic as a geometric entity. He proposed an ironic and thoughtful look at religion and the current historical moment, using the principles of analog and visual technology to construct a large structure of geometric format. The structure was constructed in such a way that during the day it reflected or provoked a refraction of the natural light and, at night, illuminated, allowed the interaction with the public. Resin dolls or mannequins were fixed on the stairs that gave access to the work, encouraging the flow of people.

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Over dit kunstwerk

  • Titel: Geodetic temple
  • Kunstenaar: Doma
  • Jaar: 2012
  • Formaat: Landscape
  • Auteursrechtelijke status: Auteursrechtelijk beschermd
  • Te zien op: Instituto Urbe
  • Kleurenpalet: Earthy
  • Trefwoorden: colorful artwork, resin sculpture, buenos aires art
  • Kleurtoon: Warm Sunset Tones
  • Kleurintensiteit: Balanced

Vragen & Antwoorden

Tot welke stijl behoort "Geodetic temple"?

De stroming die verbonden is aan "Geodetic temple" door Doma is Contemporary Art. Deze classificatie plaatst het werk tussen verwante kunstenaars en kunstwerken.

Wat stelt "Geodetic temple" door Doma voor?

De onderwerpen van "Geodetic temple" zijn geometric art, public space, religious symbolism, light & shadow, childhood exploration, architectural form, interactive art, digital reflection.

Wie heeft "Geodetic temple" gemaakt?

"Geodetic temple" is gemaakt door Doma. De informatie op deze pagina beschrijft het originele werk van Doma.

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