Presented by Barbican Centre, Erlich is playing his tricks of optical illusion again on his very popular latest project:
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Friday, 26 July 2013
Dalston House
I'm flying back to Toronto this afternoon. There have been both tricks and treats on my last day in London. The treats are two very inspiring shows at White Cube Bermondsey: Sarah Morris's Bye Bye Brasil and Marcius Galan's Geometric Progression (too bad photography was not allowed). The tricks are Leandro Erlich's project Dalston House in east London.
Presented by Barbican Centre, Erlich is playing his tricks of optical illusion again on his very popular latest project:
Presented by Barbican Centre, Erlich is playing his tricks of optical illusion again on his very popular latest project:
Sunday, 21 August 2011
Intriguing spaces at PS1
The projects at Queens New York's MoMA PS1 that got me intrigued today were both about the perception of space coincidentally.
James Turrell's installation Meeting:
James Turrell's installation Meeting:
Winner of PS1's Young Architects Program this year, Interboro Partners' transformation of the PS1 courtyard:
That reminds me of another PS1 spatial installation project from 2009, Swimming Pool by Leandro Erlich:
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