Everthing Is Connected
Powder coated stainless steel, acrylic glass
200 x 800 x 20cm, 2022
Commissioned by
Louis Vuitton
Rodeo Drive, Los Angeles, US
Photography by Louis Vuitton
Press | Fashion Network 18.07.2022
The piece invokes David Brewster's 1817 invention “kaleidoscope” to explore the idea of "multiplicity”. Drawing from installation art from the 1970s, the artwork is created by combining small scale repeated forms made on stainless steel and mirror glass organised by the Fibonacci numerical grid.
The work makes reference to Marisa´s architectural surroundings and walks in the city and invokes the Bauhaus's spirit expressed through a continuous experiment of colour, form and material to investigate how colour is experienced in the urban environment and the ways in which we perceive colour, not only how we see or understand the world, but what colour is and how it affects and transforms the way we see and know the world?
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The work makes reference to Marisa´s architectural surroundings and walks in the city and invokes the Bauhaus's spirit expressed through a continuous experiment of colour, form and material to investigate how colour is experienced in the urban environment and the ways in which we perceive colour, not only how we see or understand the world, but what colour is and how it affects and transforms the way we see and know the world?
