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Exploring the 'Middle' in a Soft Matter through Artistic Manifestations
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Big Bambù | From 11 Dec 2012 curated by Francesco Bonami for Enel Contemporanea 2012
Thousands of bamboo rods will be connected and interlocked with a traditional method, which creates an unusual structure/sculpture where visitors can go along paths and walkways experiencing new sensations. Designed by the Starn brothers as a living organism, constantly changing in its complexity and energy, the work of the series “Big Bambù” grows up to about 25 meters thanks to bamboo, a solid and flexible material that is also highly symbolic.
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A couple of weeks ago, i took the bus with the Arts Catalyst in the direction of Southampton to see Transformism, an exhibition and symposium that explore the new forms and systems of life that men have devised in the past and even more dramatically in present days, using the latest advances in science and technology.The exhibition space is occupied by 2 new pieces commissioned by the Arts Catalyst to Melanie Jackson and Revital Cohen. The works investigate with radically different results how cultural archetypes and ideas interweave with science and technology to create new shapes, visual forms and structures.