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Garden's Delight
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Garden’s Delight - InstallationThe project Garden's Delight wants the viewer in the garden space not only by sight, and the wonder retinal, which is reflected in the proposed color palette. But by the active presence in that covered his body, senses, intellect, and one does, while leaving escape and invade the space that he needs to go, way to be. It's like a shower of gold was poured out on that area briefly turned it into sacred space.Garden Delight is part of the experience of paradise like surroundings of who lives it. From this point, went to a sensitive and perceptive exploration of space through color and scale.Proceeding from the "The Birth of Venus" by Sandro Botticcelli (1551) and isolating the main character contained in the allegory Venus, came to the study proposed that color was quickly associated with a "Gold Rain" that spreads through space. This allegory was visually associated with a set number of fours metrically placed in space, creating a harmonious rhythm sequence. Thoroughly studied the distances in space define a spatial framework penetrable to create lanes with a height of 40 cm intentional that they establish with the viewer a rhythm game between the beams and the range of your body. The presence of the greatness of his body, in relation to the space surrounded fall in an atmosphere of pleasure, comfort and tranquility, a desired space for gracious - paradise. Color invades the space, in the color of each beam that reflects the color palette of the Venus hair in the Botticcellipainting, as a moment of light that spreads in the cosmos. The color-space becomes visually the tone for a vibrant rhythmic flicker in a range of yellows and browns to create a sense of a divine space. The scale and color combine to create, so a legendary place where the man withdraws perceptually shadow and yearns for light.Paula Neves | Cristina Neves 2009
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