Moneyless by Serena Valietti Floats on Air
Olga Petrik — November 27, 2011 — Art & Design
References: moneyless.it & moneyless.it
Various forms of graffiti already use methods that go beyond the spray can, but Moneyless by Serena Valietti pushes these concepts one step further.
These various techniques for graffiti raise arguments between people over what is considered art (see Banksy’s 'Exit through the gift shop'), and for the rest who just want to enjoy these installations.
Using rope, Moneyless by Serena Valietti is a creation of sharp installations in organic settings. By occupying negative space, onlookers are more attentive to it, and the unique thing about these spaces is that they vary from every angle and with every shift in shadows. Although these structures are quite minimalist, they still capture viewers attention with their floating aesthetic, and different take on graffiti culture.
These various techniques for graffiti raise arguments between people over what is considered art (see Banksy’s 'Exit through the gift shop'), and for the rest who just want to enjoy these installations.
Using rope, Moneyless by Serena Valietti is a creation of sharp installations in organic settings. By occupying negative space, onlookers are more attentive to it, and the unique thing about these spaces is that they vary from every angle and with every shift in shadows. Although these structures are quite minimalist, they still capture viewers attention with their floating aesthetic, and different take on graffiti culture.
Trend Themes
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