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Box with motor and moving colored lights // Boite à lumières by Horacio García Rossi is a mixed media light sculpture created in 2012. This piece consists of a box containing a motorized system that generates moving colored lights, with an edition limited to 20. A vibrant circular display of purple lights, seen through a dark frame, creates a mesmerizing, almost hypnotic effect as it shifts in motion. García Rossi, a pioneer in kinetic and light art, explores the dynamic interaction between light and perception, inviting viewers into a sensory experience where light itself becomes the subject. The work’s minimalist structure emphasizes the ethereal quality of the shifting colors, embodying García Rossi’s fascination with optical illusion and movement.
Boite à lumières, 2012
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Box with motor and moving colored lights // Boite à lumières by Horacio García Rossi is a mixed media light sculpture created in 2012. This piece consists of a box containing a motorized system that generates moving colored lights, with an edition limited to 20. A vibrant circular display of purple lights, seen through a dark frame, creates a mesmerizing, almost hypnotic effect as it shifts in motion. García Rossi, a pioneer in kinetic and light art, explores the dynamic interaction between light and perception, inviting viewers into a sensory experience where light itself becomes the subject. The work’s minimalist structure emphasizes the ethereal quality of the shifting colors, embodying García Rossi’s fascination with optical illusion and movement.
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Horacio García Rossi
Boite à Lumières, 2012
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EUR 3,000
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