位置:

澳大利亞

類型:

藝術(shù)

材料:

纖維/塑料

標(biāo)簽:

Sydney 悉尼

分類:

裝置

“‘蝴蝶’是一個(gè)有著豐富內(nèi)涵的作品，它既是對(duì)自由的贊美和嘆惋，又是一場(chǎng)感官的狂歡，同時(shí)也是對(duì)Joseph Albers、點(diǎn)彩畫(huà)派、歐普藝術(shù)、波普藝術(shù)、動(dòng)態(tài)藝術(shù)以及抽象藝術(shù)的致敬。它可以被看作是一面旗幟，一個(gè)靶心，一塊標(biāo)記，亦或如其字面所示，是一只舞動(dòng)的蝴蝶?！?——藝術(shù)家Nike Savvas

“The work Papillon…is many things at once — a celebration, a lament to freedom, a sensual revelry, a protest, homage to Joseph Albers, Pointillism, Op art, Pop, Kinetic and Abstract art. Papillon references painting, both past and present. It is at once a flag, a target, a sign and a butterfly.” – Nike Savvas

▼裝置懸浮在廣場(chǎng)的公共空間上空，Papillon was installed at Exchange Square, Barangaroo South as part of a Temporary Art Initiative

▼帶有光澤的塑料彩帶能夠?qū)χ車(chē)h(huán)境做出反應(yīng)，the work is comprised of colourful, glossy plastic ribbons (bespoke bunting) reacting to surrounding environmental conditions

該作品是藝術(shù)家Nike Savvas在悉尼巴蘭加魯開(kāi)發(fā)局的委托下創(chuàng)作的臨時(shí)性藝術(shù)裝置，被安置在Barangaroo南部的交易廣場(chǎng)。“Papillon”在法語(yǔ)中是蝴蝶的意思，懸浮的外觀展現(xiàn)出藝術(shù)家對(duì)色彩和形式的獨(dú)到運(yùn)用，帶來(lái)富有變化和沉浸感的體驗(yàn)。該作品由藝術(shù)家和UAP事務(wù)所合作完成，帶有光澤的塑料彩帶能夠?qū)χ車(chē)h(huán)境做出反應(yīng)，同時(shí)為觀眾營(yíng)造出一種多感官的迷幻氛圍。

Nike Savvas was commissioned by the Barangaroo Development Authority to create a temporary artwork installed at Exchange Square, Barangaroo South as part of a Temporary Art Initiative. Savvas’ work titled Papillon (French for butterfly), is a suspended installation that showcases the artists signature use of colour and form to create transformational and immersive experiences. Produced in collaboration with UAP, the work is comprised of colourful, glossy plastic ribbons (bespoke bunting) that are suspended overhead and react to surrounding environmental conditions. The work offered a captivating multi-sensory experience designed to mesmerize, transport and transform the viewer.

▼“蝴蝶”為觀者帶來(lái)富有變化和沉浸感的體驗(yàn)，the work offered a captivating multi-sensory experience designed to mesmerize, transport and transform the viewer