Invisible Beauty is an audio-visual performance of an interactive ultraviolet kinetic sculpture about the natural laws of physics. The main component of this artwork is a mobile, tangible, and modified 3D object as an art installation. The model is constituted of different-length fluorescent strings that are attached to the rotating fan propeller. When activated, the sculpture imitates interactions of natural law forces which is accompanied by authentic ambient music. The performance is moderated by the author who, during the performance, adds strings and modifies the rotational speed.

By doing so, it is demonstrated how the system adjusts itself to new conditions during the process of balance attainment. Once the balance is established, the audience is invited to interfere in the constellation of natural forces to form an impact on the process of the creation of fractal and sacred geometry shapes. Furthermore, the audience is invited to take part in building a new version of rotating shapes by adding new elements, both balls and strings. Thus, as a harmonious visual and physical performance, this project is also a social experience that provides a chance for the audience to become a part of creating a new sculpture.

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TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS:

- dark /shadow or low light space min. dim. 16 m2 with min. 3m high (indoor or outdoor)

- electricity input (euro/shuko) 220v

- stereo PA system  (if not available, inform in advance)

- operator on site (it can be author, assistant, or volunteer)

- for the outdoors, there has to be rain protection available (tent or similar)

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DIMENSIONS:

Construction - (L) 3m/(H) 3m/(W) 2m

Sculpture - (ø) 0.4m/(H) 2m

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MATERIALS:

Fluorescence medium, motor, electronic parts, metal construction, adhesive tape, styrofoam balls

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YEAR: 2016.