The Daniel Arsham Dig Installation Creates a Cavernous Experience
Meghan Young — April 1, 2011 — Art & Design
References: danielarsham & coolhunting
The Daniel Arsham Dig art installation features foam insulation lying right out in the open for all to see. A unique exhibition, this installation brings attention to this often hidden material while creating an exciting experience for viewers as well.
Debuting this week in New York City, the Daniel Arsham Dig art installation was created in collaboration with Arsham's firm Snarkitecture. The foam-like material completely fills the gallery space at the Storefront for Art and Architecture.
Over an entire month, the Daniel Arsham Dig art installation will see the artist and his fellow Snarkitects excavating the gallery with simple tools in order to transform it into a cavernous experiment.
Although the Daniel Arsham Dig art installation is invite-only, passersby can catch a glimpse of the exhibit from the street.
Debuting this week in New York City, the Daniel Arsham Dig art installation was created in collaboration with Arsham's firm Snarkitecture. The foam-like material completely fills the gallery space at the Storefront for Art and Architecture.
Over an entire month, the Daniel Arsham Dig art installation will see the artist and his fellow Snarkitects excavating the gallery with simple tools in order to transform it into a cavernous experiment.
Although the Daniel Arsham Dig art installation is invite-only, passersby can catch a glimpse of the exhibit from the street.
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1. Foam-filled Exhibitions - Using foam insulation in art exhibitions can create unique and exciting experiences for viewers.
2. Cavernous Installations - Creating installations that transform gallery spaces into cave-like environments using simple tools presents an opportunity for immersive experiences.
3. Collaborative Art Projects - Partnering with architects and other artists can lead to the creation of innovative and boundary-pushing art installations.
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3. Event Planning - Using unique and immersive art installations at events can provide attendees with an unforgettable experience and create buzz for event planners.
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