V\u0113rmanes Garden Park<\/p>\n
The sense of wonder revealed by light widens the boundaries of perception and the physical notion. The light object \u201cReflexio\u201d is an imaginary space in contrast to reality and it challenges the perceptual basis of spatial representation. The apparent continuation of the environment creates a special relationship between objects and their representation, image and reflection, tangible \u2013 intangible, city \u2013 nature. The authors of this project achieve the interaction of the perception created by light with objects, movement, space, as well as their reflections, looking for parallels between the landscape and the body shapes and movements. The object is on exhibit in Tallinn, Vilnius, R\u012bga and Gdansk as part of the \u201cBaltic Light Chain\u201d project.<\/p>\n
Due to environmental peculiarities, the object is exhibited differently in each country.<\/p>\n
Authors and implementers of the object: R\u016bta Palionyte (Lithuania), Grete Veskival (Estonia), Krista Dintere (Latvia), Beepositive, Atkl\u0101j R\u012bgu
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V\u0113rmanes Garden Park<\/p>\n
The sense of wonder revealed by light widens the boundaries of perception and the physical notion. The light object \u201cReflexio\u201d is an imaginary space in contrast to reality and it challenges the perceptual basis of spatial representation. The apparent continuation of the environment creates a special relationship between objects and their representation, image and reflection, tangible \u2013 intangible, city \u2013 nature. The authors of this project achieve the interaction of the perception created by light with objects, movement, space, as well as their reflections, looking for parallels between the landscape and the body shapes and movements. The object is on exhibit in Tallinn, Vilnius, R\u012bga and Gdansk as part of the \u201cBaltic Light Chain\u201d project.<\/p>\n
Due to environmental peculiarities, the object is exhibited differently in each country.<\/p>\n
Authors and implementers of the object: R\u016bta Palionyte (Lithuania), Grete Veskival (Estonia), Krista Dintere (Latvia), Beepositive, Atkl\u0101j R\u012bgu
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V\u0113rmanes Garden Park The sense of wonder revealed by light widens the boundaries of perception and the physical notion. The light object \u201cReflexio\u201d is an imaginary space in contrast to reality and it challenges the perceptual basis of spatial representation. The apparent continuation of the environment creates a special relationship between objects and their representation, […]<\/p>\n","link":"https:\/\/staroriga.lv\/en\/objekti-2015\/39-reflexio\/"}