Showing posts with label Umbrella. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Umbrella. Show all posts
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Sunday, July 18, 2010
art with umbrellas
We have written about umbrellas in this blog before, but we have always focused on their functional side. After all, functionality is what one
usually asks from this simple object. However, because we are only aware of them when it rains, we pay little attention to their concept, much less to its aesthetic side. If we consider it, the umbrella is a very elegant object, graceful even. That is why it was chosen as a fundamental prop by tight-rope walkers. A few artists share this poetic view and were inspired by the frail object. They have chosen the umbrella as the raw material in their creations and produced beautiful installations
Shanghai, China
OzCollective: installation "Abri nº 177", Paris
Mumbai, India
Ingo Maurer: Design week in Milan, 2007
Tazos Savva: installation in Tessalonica, Greece
Steven Haulenbeek: chandelier with photographic reflectors/diffusers
usually asks from this simple object. However, because we are only aware of them when it rains, we pay little attention to their concept, much less to its aesthetic side. If we consider it, the umbrella is a very elegant object, graceful even. That is why it was chosen as a fundamental prop by tight-rope walkers. A few artists share this poetic view and were inspired by the frail object. They have chosen the umbrella as the raw material in their creations and produced beautiful installations
Shanghai, China
OzCollective: installation "Abri nº 177", Paris
Mumbai, India
Ingo Maurer: Design week in Milan, 2007
Tazos Savva: installation in Tessalonica, Greece
Steven Haulenbeek: chandelier with photographic reflectors/diffusers
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