Video: Installation in the style of Tron. Games with space and neon threads in the art project by Jeongmoon Choi
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
Fans of laser shows and fans of the movie masterpiece "Tron" will certainly contribute an art project Dialogue Lineaire to the list of performances that you need to see with your own eyes. In this art project, a Korean artist Jeongmoon Choi does various tricks with space, modifying it with intricate threads that glow with bright neon colors in ultraviolet light. Light and color are two essential components of creative projects that can be juggled to evoke optical illusions in the audience and make people see things that don't really exist. Thus, a two-dimensional and flat object turns into three-dimensional and three-dimensional, and color creates a mood, a semantic load of an art masterpiece, and sometimes it is the main "character" that maximally influences the perception of the work by the audience. The neon threads that Yongmun Choi has wrapped around the halls of the gallery also change that perception. Weaving into a cobweb that covers the walls, floors and ceilings of rooms, they form abstract forms that shine with bright colors in the light of ultraviolet lamps, thereby creating an illusory geometric matrix.
Geometric installations by Yongmun Choi have a hypnotic effect; you just have to wander the corridors and halls of the art gallery for a longer time, peering at the shining drawings that look like neon holograms hanging in the air. Probably, this is how Alice felt, suddenly finding herself in a rabbit hole, rapidly falling down and meeting on the way various objects, familiar and unknown, understandable and absolutely meaningless … close to trance.
The installation Dialogue Lineaire is part of the artist's solo exhibition, which is on display at the Galerie Laurent Mueller in Paris until the end of January 2013. More information about the project is on the Jeongmoon Choi website.
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