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Thames Pulse, Friday 24th March - Saturday 1st April
Hopping on lilypads
This is a traditional japanese paper folding “Origami” this paper fold has been placed in to a light box, with a defused layer placed on top of the box. this in turn diffuses any hash light that may come forward. this piece I placed a LED battery light, using LED lights minuses any fire hazards with paper, as it doesn’t emit much heat. using a light source bends the tone, to create a balanced geometric shape.
Samara van Rijswijk, (Responding to colour, light, and form) light experimentation
DIY Interactive Tap Light Wall Instillation
My favorite kind of art invites folks to take part in it. These interactions allow people to let lose and get creative in a group setting. This tap light DIY is a great idea for a party activity or a small gathering. You’ll need a fairly dark space, masking tape, sticky tabs, and a bunch of tap lights. Using the tape, delineate where you’ll stick the lights on the wall. Put the sticky tabs on the back of the lights and adhere them. The tape will also help with a speedy removal at the end of the night. Simply pull the tape off the wall and the tap lights will come off with it. Continue hanging the tap lights until you’ve used them all. You can create a large uniform group like I did below, or you can make more of an abstract pattern across the space. Now you’re ready to create designs in light! Have fun! Take a look at the Color Block Watch Hat here.
Love this light instillation!
Step into Infinity at Tate Modern, London
The nine decades of Yayoi Kusama's life have taken her from rural Japan to the New York art scene to contemporary Tokyo, in a career in which she has continuously innovated and re-invented her style. Well-known for her repeating dot patterns, her art encompasses an astonishing variety of media, including painting, drawing, sculpture, film, performance and immersive installation.