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I got dizzy entering the new Atelier des Lumières digital projection exhibit.
(May, 2018)
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It takes a bit of getting used to, especially when whirling images snake along the floor. Every square centimeter of a cavernous old iron foundry’s walls and floor are covered with moving images of Gustav Klimt’s art.
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I had been to a similar, but longer existing digital art show in les Baux en Provence – only that one was in a gigantic former rock quarry. The same people put together this one, so felt the need to check it out. |
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A guard said 1000 people at a time can be admitted. |
I just found it odd that people clapped at the end of each segment. Who is going to hear the applause, the projectors? No artists are present to take their bows. |
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Besides 40 minutes of Klimt, there were short components, one called Poetic A.I. with lots of geometric computer-generated forms and another with Viennese artist Hundertwasser’s work which was particularly suitable to this medium.
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