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#Atelier Sisu
#bubbles
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“Evanescent.” All photos © Atelier Sisu, shared with permission
Whether or not illuminated by the solar or spotlights, the undulating layers of Atelier Sisu’s playful installations are a presence in public areas. The Sydney-based studio, which is a collaboration between artists Renzo B. Larriviere and Zara Pasfield, celebrates neighborhood interplay and pleasure of their vibrant, inflatable designs. A buttress between artwork and structure, their apply focuses on the interplay between artwork and the encircling surroundings. “Our purpose isn’t merely to create one thing stunning or a brief sculpture however to re-interpret our public areas by way of architectural decisions,” the studio says in a press release.
Atelier Sisu’s self-described “bubble-tecture” is exemplified within the iridescent spheres of “Evanescent,” which options huge, translucent orbs that stick each other and seem to tumble throughout lawns or plazas. Conceived in the course of the pandemic when the artists, like many people, have been confronted with uncertainty and commenced to extra intently think about the fragile stability of stability and the fleeting nature of time, the studio “endeavoured to speak this sense of transient magnificence and the necessity to dwell within the second by way of the concept of the bubble.” The piece has been displayed in additional than 22 completely different cities in 12 completely different nations.
“Evanescent” is at the moment on view at Leadenhall Market in London by way of February 10. You’ll find extra work on the studio’s web site, and comply with updates on Instagram.
“Iris”
“Evanescent”
“Alcazar.” Photograph courtesy of Home of the Arts
Element of “Alcazar.” Photograph courtesy of Home of the Arts
Left: “Splendour.” Proper: “Sky of Bubbles”
“Evanescent”
“Evanescent” and “Evanescent Droplets”
“Evanescent”
“Labyrinth”
“Labyrinth”
“Splendour”
Element of “Splendour”
#structure
#Atelier Sisu
#bubbles
#inflatable
#public artwork
#avenue artwork
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