Monday, August 17, 2020

More Light Installations...

Nobody was a very trippy shadow puppet projected onto the side of NEMO Science Museum.
What was especially fascinating when we approached is that the puppet is controlled by a robotic arm.
The artists of the Big Bang say there’s nothing that symbolizes disruption more than a bomb.
It was eerie seeing it hanging above the water until we approached it and discovered it was actually covered in feathers.
Feel Like the Kardashians could be seen from the land, but was best seen from a boat as the Amstel River had been converted to a red carpet as boats were surrounded by paparazzi. 
All the Light You See reminded us that since it takes a moment for light to travel from one point to another...
 ...the light we see is actually from the past.
It is not uncommon to see laundry drying on houseboats. The artist used this everyday event as a positive message in Neighborhood for people to coexist harmoniously.
I’ll end with End Over End, a giant Slinky at the entrance of ARTIS Zoo, and the only installation that couldn’t be seen by water.

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