#installation-art

#installation-art

"Just as a play cannot exist without an audience, a landscape exists through the eyes of those who look at it. This signifies the dynamic interaction between observers and their surroundings."

With the Dancing Bench, Soft Baroque has transformed traditional public furniture into an interactive experience that encourages movement and engagement in urban spaces.

Christian Marclay's 'Doors' transforms the mundane experience of walking through doorways into a breathtaking, immersive cinematic journey, bridging time and genre through film excerpts.

"The urge for immediacy had a lot to do with being the first generation to grow up entirely on television. It was a weapon, and that is how I wanted to use it."

The Kihikihi installation emphasizes the interconnectedness of plants, insects, and humans, creating a reflection on our shared ecosystems and the impact of declining insect populations.

Gravity's Rainbow explores invisible forces, using gravity as a real-time form generator, creating a playful interplay between delicate art and monumental architecture.

Mark Manders views his artistic exhibitions as fictional narratives, where he embodies a character within his evolving creations that merge sculpture, installations, and literature.