Come explore Intangible Forms by Shohei Fujimoto, the new immersive installation at ARTECHOUSE! Be sure to guarantee your tickets…it’s for a limited time!
ARTECHOUSE invited us to another exclusive preview to experience a new immersive installation called Intangible Forms by Shohei Fujimoto!
This time, the new fully immersive visual experience is a multi-sensory, abstract journey into the known and unknown of the world around us.
It opened to the public on March 3rd, but due to the Covid-19 Pandemic closed in only a few days. Now, they reopened following all social distancing and safety protocols.
So, take a look below to see what it’s all about and guarantee your tickets!
About Intangible Forms:
The multi-sensory installation is abstract in nature and minimalist in form. It reveals to the viewer the elaborate and invisible systems that underlie our reality, making visible the powerful forces that shape our every moment.
The results are dramatic, visceral, almost operatic in nature. It invites guests to exist in a space and time all its own, for the duration of the visit. 1 Light, time, and autonomy are recurring motifs that travel throughout the installation. Coded operations serve as a building block for Fujimoto’s process of exploration.
Often, Fujimoto refers to code and the mathematical operations as the invisible markers that create form. Sculpting imagery not in a particular shape, but sculpting the mathematical operations behind the image to give shape. Both intricate and alluring, Fujimoto’s works are prime examples for a new way of drawing and creating visual artworks.
In addition, the centerpiece installation invites us to see the intangible as tangible using kinetic laser modules set in a hazy soundscape.
But, what is it all about?
”I’ve been trying to generate virtual consciousness and, in extension, virtual life in this work, triggering a deeper sense of humanity in ourselves” – shares Fujimoto.
This central idea continues through a series of four more works spread throughout the space. All of which are created to exist in their own time axis with limited functionality, that imitate life phenomena around us.
“I hope by the end of their visit, the guests are able to focus on their own universal sense of being.”
More about ARTECHOUSE:
Founded in 2015 by arts advocates Sandro and Tati, ARTECHOUSE is a new age art destination dedicated to showcasing works by groundbreaking artists who work with new technology and new forms of creative expression.
ARTECHOUSE will offer visitors and artists alike the most technologically advanced art platform in the world.
Utilizing the Barco-powered, 16K resolution, 150 megapixel, laser projection technology, ARTECHOUSE will be the first cultural institution to integrate the largest seamless megapixel count, bringing every pixel alive in the widest color spectrum.
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Tickets:
Adults: $24
Students & Seniors (65+): $20
First Responders: $20
Children (4-14): $17
Children under 4: FREE
Book online and get $5 off!
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Date: Up through October 14th, 2020
Location: Chelsea Market – 439 West 15th Street
Photo Credits: ©Behind the Scenes NYC; Courtesy of Dubsbydesign, GKWestby and ARTECHOUSE NYC
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