The Roseline de Thelin's Seated Child Sculpture Conveys Shape
Jordy E — March 6, 2013 — Art & Design
References: roselinedethelin & mymodernmet
The Rosaline de Thelin Seated Child exhibit is currently on display at London's Kinetica Art Fair. The event draws in pieces that cross the lines between art and science, and Thelin has placed herself squarely within this category by way of quartz, mirrors and wire.
Seated Child comes across as three dimensional. This is a result of the human form that she has created here, one that is lit up for the viewing pleasure of those who partake in the Kinetica Art Fair.
Thelin also wishes to draw out the spiritual side of her fans via this hologram, "Ethereal, transparent and illuminating, she glows, as a metaphor of the veil that divides life and the spirit realm."
Seated Child comes across as three dimensional. This is a result of the human form that she has created here, one that is lit up for the viewing pleasure of those who partake in the Kinetica Art Fair.
Thelin also wishes to draw out the spiritual side of her fans via this hologram, "Ethereal, transparent and illuminating, she glows, as a metaphor of the veil that divides life and the spirit realm."
Trend Themes
1. Faux Floating Holograms - Creating realistic and ethereal 3D experiences through the use of mirrors, wire and quartz.
2. Art-science Hybridization - Merging the realms of science and art to create new and interactive experiences.
3. Spiritual Visualization - Using holograms to visualize and convey spiritual concepts and experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Art Exhibitions - Creating interactive and immersive exhibits through the integration of new technologies and art.
2. Entertainment - Enhancing audience experiences through the use of realistic and innovative holographic technology.
3. Retail Displays - Using holograms to create eye-catching and memorable displays that create an enhanced shopping experience.
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