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Light from the Deep Darkness

Rotterdam, The Netherlands
2009
Curator: Daniella Talmor

Sea seems as a mysterious world, rich with secrets, that its treasures are hidden in its darkness. At a time of a heavy storm it seems that sea removes partially its scarf and tells us a hint about its treasures, a vast variety of species of living creatures and water flora. The artificial "Waves" rising from the deep sea reveal its treasure and imply a suggesting of coexistence between man and nature.


The tidal Movement changes the way we read/ perceive the installation. This change takes part along the cyclical flow of the tide, reinforcing the dialogue between the rigid man made object and the vitality of the sea. This integration reflects the vividness and power of nature, and suggests the obvious advantages of living in harmony with our environment.

Material: metal frame, steel interwoven wires, steel with laser cutting, algae "curtain",
Scale: length 40 m`, width 9 m`, maximum height of 7 m`

Sea seems as a mysterious world, rich with secrets, that its treasures are hidden in its darkness. At a time of a heavy storm it seems that sea removes partially its scarf and tells us a hint about its treasures, a vast variety of species of living creatures and water flora. The artificial "Waves" rising from the deep sea reveal its treasure and imply a suggesting of coexistence between man and nature.


The tidal Movement changes the way we read/ perceive the installation. This change takes part along the cyclical flow of the tide, reinforcing the dialogue between the rigid man made object and the vitality of the sea. This integration reflects the vividness and power of nature, and suggests the obvious advantages of living in harmony with our environment.

Material: metal frame, steel interwoven wires, steel with laser cutting, algae "curtain",
Scale: length 40 m`, width 9 m`, maximum height of 7 m`

Light from the Deep Darkness

Rotterdam, The Netherlands
2009
Curator: Daniella Talmor

Light from the Deep Darkness

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