Paris Tunnels Get 4000 Meter Art Installation - Artist Felipe Pantone
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Because I love this site and love what they do and are doing with spreading the word around of amazing artist is so many forms I am glad to have the opportunity to be able to re-post there daily post that I get from them straight in to my gmail. Lucky me and lucky you since now I am posting them here.
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Paris Tunnels Get 4000 Meter Art Installation - Artist Felipe Pantone
Argentinian-born artist Felipe Pantone and team came to Paris to contribute a retro techno-spacey collection of murals to the Lasco Project, an ongoing series curated by Hugo Vitrani for Palais De Tokyo. Pantone is known for his playfulness with dimensions and illusions, utilizing walls, floors, and ceilings, and here, he taps into a Tron angle in a “cathedral of concrete.” The tunnel’s typically a no-go for the general public, but was opened in May, so that Parisians could behold Pantone’s digital landscape crawling and stretching through the 4,000-m2 space. |
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