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Light as a genetic element of the image

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AIC 2004 Color and Paints, Interim Meeting <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> International Color Association, ProceedingsNext, we will show some artists’ work that can exemplify all what h<strong>as</strong> been exposed.Björn Dahlen: Club Superspace 3, Charm-Sphären(Deuterium Attezione), installation’s view.Kunstverein in Hamburg, 2001. Andrómeda, wood,neon and mixed media, 1999. Artist, sculptor andstage designer born in 1974 in Munich, Dahlenworks in Berlin. The installations retain <strong>the</strong> spirit <strong>of</strong>arte povera because <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> austerity and simplicity<strong>of</strong> his work. Materials used: neon tubes, wood, video monitors. S<strong>of</strong>t techno lighting, romanticor multicolour, reflects intersideral space recalling <strong>the</strong> galactic myth by means <strong>of</strong> light.Martin Creed: Work Nr. 227, <strong>the</strong> light in a room going on and <strong>of</strong>f,frequency every 5 seconds, variable material and dimension, 2000. Thisartist uses gallery room <strong>as</strong> container and me<strong>as</strong>urement unity. Born in 1968in England, he lives and works in Italy. He uses light <strong>as</strong> modelling<strong>element</strong> in <strong>the</strong> exhibition space. The room is empty and <strong>the</strong> normalillumination is substituted with intermittent lighting that blinks in fivesecondgaps. With this minimalist installation <strong>the</strong> artist catches <strong>the</strong>attention over physical space through <strong>the</strong> play <strong>of</strong> light.Carsten Höller: <strong>Light</strong> wall, installation’s view, Prada Foundation, Milan,2000. This artist creates a successful combination <strong>of</strong> art and science. Hetries to wide and spread <strong>the</strong> boundaries <strong>of</strong> human perception, searchingpsychological sensations. If we want to open our perceptive horizon, weshould give up our habits and certainties. In this piece <strong>of</strong> art, 1920 bulbsemitted light and heat, switching on and <strong>of</strong>f in a 7,8 Hz. frequency g<strong>as</strong>p.Even with <strong>the</strong>ir eyes shut, <strong>the</strong> spectators could not hide from light. Brain iscompared to an electric system that synchronizes external impulses.267

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