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Have you ever wondered what it would feel like to
walk on clouds? Well, now you can.
Argentine installation artist Tomás Saraceno's new exhibition entitled,
"On Space Time Foam," lets you feel like you're breaking the laws of
gravity.
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Composed of three levels and constructed out of thin clear film, the
colossal 1,312 square foot installation is suspended 65 feet in the air
at the HangarBicocca in Milan.
The floating structure, similar to a trampoline, appears to almost
devour those that attempt to walk across it. Fans of the work might
remember Saraceno's interactive installation at the Metropolitan Museum
of Art in May.
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"Cloud City" was a "jungle-gym-like arrangement" of abstract shapes on
the roof of the museum that people could crawl around.
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For those who can't make the trip to Italy, have no fear. "On Space Time
Foam" will continue on to MIT, where Saraceno has an upcoming residency. |