Credit: Ars Electronica / Martin Hieslmair
Lisa Buttinger (AT)
Nonvisual-art is a picture that at first glance does not appear to be visible. Taking a closer look with 3D glasses, however, visitors dive into an enchanting world.
Lisa Buttinger uses the physical phenomenon of light refraction as her pictorial tool here. Two polarizing filters and cellophane foils arranged in different layers and angles transform the apparent nothingness into vivid colors, and the result is a unique spatial visual experience. The project seeks to animate people to rediscover their own childlike curiosity, to play and explore.
The project is presented during the Ars Electronica Festival in the POSTCITY.
