What are the programs of 20 18 Xi An International Lighting Festival? What are the highlights of 20 18 Xi An International Lighting Festival?

Speaking of light shows, I wonder if you have seen them. Bian Xiao hasn't seen the scenery show yet, but he thinks it will be very beautiful. Many friends who have been there say it is wonderful. The following small series will tell you about Xi' an's international light show. Just listening to the name will make you feel tall, so let's take a look with Bian Xiao.

20 18 Xi what are the programs, beams/auras of an international lighting festival?

NickVerstand, a contemporary Dutch artist, explores human behavior and perception by combining light and sound in the spatial dimension. Nick's works are created through a collaborative design process that transcends disciplines. His installation symbolizes the external reality of physics and aims to break the boundaries of society.

AURA, the winner of the Best Intelligent Design Award in Dutch Design Week, is an audio-visual device that materializes emotions into sensible physical forms. The audience's own emotional experience is expressed by the combination of various forms, colors and intensities of organic pulsed light. This installation vividly shows the artist Anthony? Mccall's stereoscopic lighting works pay tribute to and further explore the process of light as a medium to express emotions.

《 1.8》

Janet, a famous artist from America.

Echelman is an artist who disapproves of classification. Like to create and live all over the world, he creates experiential sculptures on the scale of buildings, and the scenery is constantly changing.

The famous work "1.8" has been displayed in the core landmarks of London Financial Center and other cities, and will soon be displayed in Times Square, new york. It is one of the largest and most striking works of art in this Lantern Festival. The name "1.8" was influenced by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan in 201year, and the earth's day was shortened by 1.8 microseconds. The model was inspired by the Pacific tsunami wave height data set.

The huge floating form formed in the sky is composed of fiber layers, which are intertwined and knotted together. The bright colors change with the change of wind and weather, thus creating undulating colors. This work invites you to stop in the noise and commotion, providing an opportunity to stare at the sky and think about the interrelated physical phenomena around us.

Curved glow/curved glow

The "Children of Light" team consists of two visual artists, Christopher, who are currently working in the Netherlands.

Gabriel and ArnoutHulskamp. They are good at creating large-scale immersive and perspective French light and shadow scenes and installations. In recent years, their works have been exhibited in many famous cities. Not only that, the team also taught as a guest at the GerritRietveld School of Architecture.

The work "Halo of Curves" was exhibited in the Dutch 20 17 STRP Biennale and appeared in the Dutch art calendar. The whole work shares their fascination with lightness with the audience in a playful and unconventional way, evoking a magical and short-lived cosmic order. Draw the glow of the curve from the palette.

Fluid structure/fluid structure

Vincent, a French new media artist

Houzé uses modern computer graphics technology to create interactive art, performances and large-scale multimedia equipment. His latest works appeared in the last unit of "DayforNight" Art Festival in Houston, and were exhibited in GoogleI/O on 20 17, and have been exhibited in Creators and others.

Appear in online magazines such as Project and CreativeApplicationsNetwork.

Fluid structure is a data visualization device that explores how shapes respond to stimuli, including those generated by the audience. This refreshing living water device is constantly deformed and fleeting under different internal and external stimuli. It is broken under pressure and impact, then regrouped and gathered, and finally formed a changing landscape, which is both familiar and mysterious.

Light graffiti/video painting

The sweatshop team is a multimedia performance group co-operated by famous American artists BrunoLevy and BlakeShaw, and is committed to the integration of art, music and technology. They develop software to create a completely unique interactive performance and create a unique way to influence the audience.

"Light Graffiti" uses video painting technology to create fantasy, and uses electronic paint roller to draw video on the wall. By writing customized software to track the position of the paint roller and projecting the video to any position they choose to draw, they can explore the relationship between video, signs and buildings and create real-time video collages in real time.

A chariot of light/a war of light

Venivedi

The diversified team consists of three Dutch artists, JoostvanBergen, DirkSchlebusch and OnneWalsmit. During their team career, they completed a series of architectural, interior and conceptual design projects and devoted themselves to creating interdisciplinary interactive devices.

Chariots of Light was written by Winnie.

Unique interactive bicycle lighting artwork designed by VIDIMULTIPLEX team, through which participants can feel the charm of interaction in a cheerful and wonderful way. The highest radian of light determines who is the strongest cyclist! The equipment consists of a light vault, which can gracefully cross a path or even a river. The vault is equipped with nearly 5000 LED lights, which are controlled by the most advanced computer system. There are five bicycles under the two ends of the vault, and the speed and strength required for unprecedented lighting challenges come from these bicycles.

The story/color of light

DanielIregui is a Canadian visual artist, designer and engineer. Through technology and design, he has created interactive equipment and digital experience, which enables the audience to enter the works of art and form an ever-developing and never-repeated experience. 20 10 Daniel founded Iregular (unusual) studio, which is a studio with interaction as its creative content, and its work scope includes its own original works and commercial commissioned works.

The story of light is an interactive device. When you touch it, it will change color and sound, and predict the audience's writing.

Everywhere

Everywhere is another work by the famous Canadian artist DanielIregui. This device projects the customer's image on the big screen, and creates infinite real-time and past communication with its own image. This is a work created to experience interactive experience.

No interface /NORMIND

Many works by the famous Canadian artist DanielIregui reflect the perception and thinking of today's society. The work No Interface consists of two interactive walls. In this interactive device, the audience can feel the concepts of mutual attraction and contradiction.

Tulip bouquet/bouquet

Hungarian artist PeterKoros studied traffic engineering at Vienna University of Applied Arts. In 2009, he created his first work, Kite. Since then, his works have been active in the field of kite making, from inflatable dragon puppets in theaters to Venus Music Festival in Willendorf.

His "Tulip Bouquet" is undoubtedly a fanatical interpretation of Dutch tulips. His works are full of pop art. By using a large inflatable device to show the image of tulips, people can feel the characteristics and charm of Amsterdam Lighting Festival without going abroad.

Friendship ring

VikasPatil is an architect and lighting designer in India. In Milan, the European Academy of Art.

After getting a master's degree in design. Indian architect SantoshGujar studied architecture at JJ School of Architecture in Mumbai. He is currently a consultant, and he often cooperates with small construction companies to share his knowledge on design issues and regional development. Gujar and Patil complement each other in aesthetics and technology.

The friendship ring created by VikasPatil and SantoshGujar symbolizes endless friendship and is positioned in this way. That is, the audience can look at them from different angles and change their meanings from various angles. These nine rings are constantly changing colors, and their colors are inspired by Indian colors.

All the above works will be displayed in the blocks and squares of GPark in the old city, and the exhibition time will be 2065438+March 23rd to May 2nd, 2008. During daily business hours, you can check it during the day and at night.