Benedetto Bufalino Transforms an Apartment into a Tennis Court
Vasiliki Marapas — October 22, 2014 — Art & Design
References: benedettobufalino & dezeen
French artist Benedetto Bufalino has created a tennis court apartment as part of an installation for the Interface Gallery in Dijon, France.
The former apartment has been transformed with the use of a little artificial grass, white lines and a net that's been draped across the doorframe. The installation certainly gives new meaning to "indoor tennis," and perhaps will encourage viewers to participate in a match or two.
The makeshift, domestic tennis court is partially obstructed by protruding walls, making the game a little harder. The artist explains, "Players must find a way to carefully manipulate themselves and the tennis ball throughout the space, paying special attention to domestic objects strewn about, like radiators and windows."
The former apartment has been transformed with the use of a little artificial grass, white lines and a net that's been draped across the doorframe. The installation certainly gives new meaning to "indoor tennis," and perhaps will encourage viewers to participate in a match or two.
The makeshift, domestic tennis court is partially obstructed by protruding walls, making the game a little harder. The artist explains, "Players must find a way to carefully manipulate themselves and the tennis ball throughout the space, paying special attention to domestic objects strewn about, like radiators and windows."
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