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Have you ever imagined how famous paintings could look like if they were «alive»? Or how 100 years old famous artwork could look if it was a modern installation in nowadays? | Have you ever imagined how famous paintings could look like if they were «alive»? Or how 100 years old famous artwork could look if it was a modern installation in nowadays? | ||
| − | In my project I focused on the most famous Bauhaus Masters and their famous artworks. I tried to imagine them in present Bauhaus school and imagine how their art could look right now. I decided to choose | + | In my project I focused on the most famous Bauhaus Masters and their famous artworks. I tried to imagine them in present Bauhaus school and imagine how their art could look right now. I decided to choose Kandinsky's and Itten's art pieces and transform them from flat painting into volume digital installations. To connect them with the atmosphere of original Bauhaus, I placed each installation in a special place inside the Bauhaus foyer. |
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| + | [[File:DeconstructionRoom01.jpg|350px|''Deconstruction room screenshot'']] | ||
| + | [[File:DeconstructionRomm 03.jpg|350px|''Deconstruction room screenshot'']] | ||
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Revision as of 19:36, 30 March 2018
Anastasiia Nakaliuzhna: VR Exhibition, 2018
Video
VR Exhibition
Concept
Have you ever imagined how famous paintings could look like if they were «alive»? Or how 100 years old famous artwork could look if it was a modern installation in nowadays?
In my project I focused on the most famous Bauhaus Masters and their famous artworks. I tried to imagine them in present Bauhaus school and imagine how their art could look right now. I decided to choose Kandinsky's and Itten's art pieces and transform them from flat painting into volume digital installations. To connect them with the atmosphere of original Bauhaus, I placed each installation in a special place inside the Bauhaus foyer.
Screenshots
