Alchemy 175 and 216 are among his most notable works – described as a tribute to science, the works employ the use of water by painting fountains sprinkling water in an umbrella formation, the movement of the water is further enhanced with light to alter the perception of the viewer.
« I was attacking the static nature of artworks. More importantly, I was attacking the idea of the extraordinary artist. »
Julio Le Parc
Among Le Parc’s initial inspirations were the works of Vasarely and the writings of Mondrian; his earliest creations were geometrical abstractions, first in black and white and later in colour – upon creating his Continual Mobiles, the artist made the transition into three-dimensional work that employed pulsating light, distorting
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Alchemy 175 and 216 are among his most notable works – described as a tribute to science, the works employ the use of water by painting fountains sprinkling water in an umbrella formation, the movement of the water is further enhanced with light to alter the perception of the viewer.
« I was attacking the static nature of artworks. More importantly, I was attacking the idea of the extraordinary artist. »
Julio Le Parc
Among Le Parc’s initial inspirations were the works of Vasarely and the writings of Mondrian; his earliest creations were geometrical abstractions, first in black and white and later in colour – upon creating his Continual Mobiles, the artist made the transition into three-dimensional work that employed pulsating light, distorting mirrors and movement. (
Artist website)
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