wood, LED animation
Miguel Chevalier's Mini Voxels Light Red (2015) is a mixed media sculpture that merges digital art with physical form. Constructed from wood with integrated LED animations, this cube structure radiates vibrant red and pink lights that pulse and shift, creating a dynamic and mesmerizing effect. The perforated exterior of the cube, combined with the inner LED lights, produces a voxel-like, pixelated appearance, suggesting digital landscapes or virtual architecture. Chevalier, known for his pioneering work in digital and virtual art, uses this piece to explore the interplay between light, technology, and perception, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in a meditative and futuristic experience.
Artwork Copyright © Miguel ChevalierMiguel Chevalier (France, 1959) is a pioneering digital and virtual artist who has utilized computers as his primary medium since 1978. His experimental, multidisciplinary work explores themes such as the interplay between nature and artifice, the dynamics of contemporary society, and the fusion of Islamic art motifs with digital technology. Chevalier's large-scale digital installations and sculptures, often created using 3D printing and laser cutting, have been exhibited worldwide, establishing him as a leading figure in digital art.
Artwork Copyright © Miguel ChevalierMini voxels light red, 2015
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wood, LED animation
Miguel Chevalier's Mini Voxels Light Red (2015) is a mixed media sculpture that merges digital art with physical form. Constructed from wood with integrated LED animations, this cube structure radiates vibrant red and pink lights that pulse and shift, creating a dynamic and mesmerizing effect. The perforated exterior of the cube, combined with the inner LED lights, produces a voxel-like, pixelated appearance, suggesting digital landscapes or virtual architecture. Chevalier, known for his pioneering work in digital and virtual art, uses this piece to explore the interplay between light, technology, and perception, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in a meditative and futuristic experience.
Artwork Copyright © Miguel ChevalierMiguel Chevalier (France, 1959) is a pioneering digital and virtual artist who has utilized computers as his primary medium since 1978. His experimental, multidisciplinary work explores themes such as the interplay between nature and artifice, the dynamics of contemporary society, and the fusion of Islamic art motifs with digital technology. Chevalier's large-scale digital installations and sculptures, often created using 3D printing and laser cutting, have been exhibited worldwide, establishing him as a leading figure in digital art.
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