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Wooden installation with Neon lamps - comes with an electrical installation. // Geneviève Claisse's Cercles Blancs, created in 1968 and revisited in 2014, is a minimalist sculptural installation that explores the interplay between form, light, and perception. This piece features a circular wooden structure illuminated by neon lamps, creating a soft, diffused glow that enhances its simplicity and elegance. The overlapping circular forms create subtle shadows and gradients, evoking a sense of depth and movement within a restrained monochromatic palette. Claisse, known for her dedication to geometric abstraction, uses this work to focus on the purity of shape and the calming effect of light. Cercles Blancs transforms its surroundings with an ambient luminosity, inviting viewers into a contemplative space that blurs the line between object and illumination.
Cercles Blancs, 1968/2014
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Wooden installation with Neon lamps - comes with an electrical installation. // Geneviève Claisse's Cercles Blancs, created in 1968 and revisited in 2014, is a minimalist sculptural installation that explores the interplay between form, light, and perception. This piece features a circular wooden structure illuminated by neon lamps, creating a soft, diffused glow that enhances its simplicity and elegance. The overlapping circular forms create subtle shadows and gradients, evoking a sense of depth and movement within a restrained monochromatic palette. Claisse, known for her dedication to geometric abstraction, uses this work to focus on the purity of shape and the calming effect of light. Cercles Blancs transforms its surroundings with an ambient luminosity, inviting viewers into a contemplative space that blurs the line between object and illumination.
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