Zoom Way In, is a light and heat emitting physical object whose meaning is derived from the non-material world of computer imaging. Answering the question of 'what might the Sun look like very close up?' by wryly alluding to a highly magnified digital image of the Sun.
"Dylan Reece’s light sculpture, paintings, and videos play with the notion of the Sun, heat, and how these elements were portrayed as pseudo-psychedelic, eye-rubbing, hallucinogenic explosions of color in the 1970’s. His intention was to take that visual language and give it a humorous, yet admirable light (no pun intended).
-Ben Aqua
Full Description
Zoom Way In, is a light and heat emitting physical object whose meaning is derived from the non-material world of computer imaging. Answering the question of 'what might the Sun look like very close up?' by wryly alluding to a highly magnified digital image of the Sun.
"Dylan Reece’s light sculpture, paintings, and videos play with the notion of the Sun, heat, and how these elements were portrayed as pseudo-psychedelic, eye-rubbing, hallucinogenic explosions of color in the 1970’s. His intention was to take that visual language and give it a humorous, yet admirable light (no pun intended).
-Ben Aqua
Work metadata
- Year Created: 2008
- Submitted to ArtBase: Tuesday Sep 23rd, 2008
- Original Url: http://www.dylan-reece.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/2836045103_d5bb5fa84f_d.jpg
- Permalink: http://www.dylan-reece.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/2836045103_d5bb5fa84f_d.jpg
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Work Credits:
- Dylan Reece, creator
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