Opening of two exhibitions: Aetherocohedron and el.ba
Event details
| Date | 17.10.2024 › 03.11.2024 |
| Hour | 18:00 › 20:00 |
| Speaker | Josua Putzke and Alison Martin |
| Category | Exhibitions |
| Event Language | English |
Opening: Thursday, 17 October, at 6:00 p.m.
Exhibition from 18 October to 3 November
Enter the Hyper-Scientific is delighted to announce the joint opening of exhibitions presenting the works resulting from intensive collaborations between resident artists Josua Putzke and Alison Martin, and the EPFL Geometric Computing Laboratory directed by Prof. Mark Pauly.
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Aetherocohedron
Immersing visitors in a dynamic environment, Aetherocohedron is a kinetic installation that offers an intuitive approach to understanding the complex, interconnected nature of reality. By exploring geometric forms in a synergistic system of entangled elements, Aetherocohedron embodies the concept that all elements and forces in the universe are fundamentally linked, constantly transforming while maintaining a coherent structure.
This synthesis creates a powerful symbol encapsulating ancient wisdom, geometric principles, and modern concepts of interconnectedness and transformation. It serves as a bridge between the tangible and intangible aspects of reality, offering a unique way to visualize and contemplate the fundamental nature of the universe.
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el.ba
el.ba is a sculptural exploration of minimal forms. It investigates how flexible beams and elastic fabric can be shaped to create a complex, curved minimal surface through a delicate balance of forces, aiming to transport the viewer’s gaze to a new perspective and make mathematical concepts more accessible through the experience of a physical model.
© EPFL CDH-Culture, 2024
Exhibition from 18 October to 3 November
Enter the Hyper-Scientific is delighted to announce the joint opening of exhibitions presenting the works resulting from intensive collaborations between resident artists Josua Putzke and Alison Martin, and the EPFL Geometric Computing Laboratory directed by Prof. Mark Pauly.
---
Aetherocohedron
Immersing visitors in a dynamic environment, Aetherocohedron is a kinetic installation that offers an intuitive approach to understanding the complex, interconnected nature of reality. By exploring geometric forms in a synergistic system of entangled elements, Aetherocohedron embodies the concept that all elements and forces in the universe are fundamentally linked, constantly transforming while maintaining a coherent structure.
This synthesis creates a powerful symbol encapsulating ancient wisdom, geometric principles, and modern concepts of interconnectedness and transformation. It serves as a bridge between the tangible and intangible aspects of reality, offering a unique way to visualize and contemplate the fundamental nature of the universe.
---
el.ba
el.ba is a sculptural exploration of minimal forms. It investigates how flexible beams and elastic fabric can be shaped to create a complex, curved minimal surface through a delicate balance of forces, aiming to transport the viewer’s gaze to a new perspective and make mathematical concepts more accessible through the experience of a physical model.
Practical information
- General public
- Free