Daniel Iregui
07 - 11 Nov 2015
DANIEL IREGUI
Glow: Spectral Exitance
light art by daniel iregui
7 – 11 November 2015
special project during light art festival GLOW
During the Eindhoven light art festival GLOW there will be three installations by The Canadian artist Daniel Iregui on show in the Van Abbemuseum. Daniel Iregui works with his studio Iregular at the intersection of art and technology. Most of his spectacular installations react with lights and sound to human presence. He presents his works at light festivals and in museums over the whole world.
THE COLOR OF THINGS is an interactive installation in which you can disappear, as it were. When you touch the object, it will change in colour and sound while words are being projected. The artwork OUTSIDE shows us how technology can isolate us from the world while, simultaneously, providing access. The project can be controlled by hand. The artwork FORWARD shows us an infinite number of ways to create a vanishing point on the horizon. It is almost as if you are looking into the future.
These three installations combines geometry, typography, light and sound with software, mathematics and algorithms. It results in systems with infinite possibilities, making every instant of its projects unique.
Glow: Spectral Exitance
light art by daniel iregui
7 – 11 November 2015
special project during light art festival GLOW
During the Eindhoven light art festival GLOW there will be three installations by The Canadian artist Daniel Iregui on show in the Van Abbemuseum. Daniel Iregui works with his studio Iregular at the intersection of art and technology. Most of his spectacular installations react with lights and sound to human presence. He presents his works at light festivals and in museums over the whole world.
THE COLOR OF THINGS is an interactive installation in which you can disappear, as it were. When you touch the object, it will change in colour and sound while words are being projected. The artwork OUTSIDE shows us how technology can isolate us from the world while, simultaneously, providing access. The project can be controlled by hand. The artwork FORWARD shows us an infinite number of ways to create a vanishing point on the horizon. It is almost as if you are looking into the future.
These three installations combines geometry, typography, light and sound with software, mathematics and algorithms. It results in systems with infinite possibilities, making every instant of its projects unique.