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Friday, August 31, 2012
Rainbow box
Supported by CFCU and 2010 Istanbul European Capital of Culture.
Location:
Uşkudar, Tutun Deposu, Paşalimanı Caddesi
Old tobacco warehouse built
19th century
Concept and Description:
Long lines of light (between
10m and 15 m) are set against the inside walls of the building.
These lines are
symbolically taking their support from the past, the building structure, and are
targeting the future, the sky.
The various lines of light
are creating a bunch of multicoloured signs in reference to both the multi-cultural
passed of Istanbul and the symbol of peace.
This project is designed to
reveal the rich historical architectural environment of Istanbul. It adds a
contemporary and energetic dimension to a void in the urban landscape. At the
same time it tells how important a breathing space is needed in an ever-growing
megapole.
This realization is part of « Ex-Change » a project managed by « Bureau des Désirs et Compétences, » Marseille and Çekul Foundation, Istanbul.
Supported by CFCU and 2010 Istanbul European Capital of Culture.
Technical info:
Metal rods: 52 lines from 10 to 15 m, total 650m
Neon tubes: 52 lines various colors, total 610m
Transformers: 65 units 220 volts
Realization: Cozum Neon, Istanbul
Realization: Cozum Neon, Istanbul
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sketch of the light installation project |
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back wall |
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back wall detail |
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front wall up |
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corner left and back wall |
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corner front and right wall![]() http://www.art-core.tv/index/content/807/Bertrand-Ivanoff-s-Rainbow-Box-a-neon-light-instal... |
Ist. Pembe - Pink Istanbul
Site specific neon light installation for Tophane, a neighborhood on the
European side of Istanbul.
The city street plan has been redesigned in pink
color neon tubes and have been set on several buildings facades located in
the heart of Tophane.
The light network branches out of the windows and it spreads over the walls like a climbing plant that grew its
roots in a rich and dense history. It expands from one façade to the other. It mixes its light lines with the existing city landscape and at the same time it reverses the perception as the
streets emerge from the building.
It is a flow of light, that is mapping the city that symbolicaly refers to the various flows of migrating populations who have created the Istanbul
urban topography.
The gleaming street map enlightens an area of the city shared by
numerous small businesses and deprived populations. Their future is uncertain
since fast growing international speculations turn the local landscape into high-end
rehabilitations.
Technical infos:
Neon tubes Diam: 25 mm fixed on p.v.c structures.
Length total: 250 neon tubes
Transformers: 20
Company: Isik Neon, Istanbul
This project was commissioned by FranceCultures and the French Institute in Istanbul for the first "Nuit Blanche" Istanbul in collaboration with the 10th International Istanbul Bienale.
With the support of: FranceCultures and the French Institute in Istanbul
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left building |
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light reflecting on the building's walls |
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center and right buildings |
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close-up view of the left building facade light reflecting on next building windows |
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Kronprinz tower project, Kaliningrad, Russia
Concept:
To go through and to reach out. To connect the stable element with the growing elements.
Development:
Located in former barracks in a city of heavy military history, Tower Kronprinz is a big and massive building that carries a strong defensive feeling. This military architecture is like a shell enclosed in it itself. The project is designed to break this architectural message.
The series of light lines bond the various elements together and create circulations and movements in place of the original no man’s land surrounding space.
The lines set at different levels and angles radiate from the core of the tower to connect with its settings. Air and trees, breathing and growing elements, are linked to the thick and passive edifice that can now absorb this vital energy.
Build solid, impenetrable and resistant to the external environment, the outdoor now becomes a vital source for the building. In a reverse movement, the inside reaches out the external world.
Going in, out and through, the lines connect the various sides of the building. The lights are pass ways between the inside and the outside, the front and the back, the before and the after. It is a call for discovery and exchanges.
With the light lines, the tower is no longer a divider but a connecting platform.
Curated by: Elena Tsvetaeva, Yulia Bardun, Anastasia Karpenko.
Commisioned by : NCCA - Kaliningrad, National Centre for Contemporary Art, the Russian Museum
With the support of: NCCA, "Saison française" in Russia 2010, French Institute in St Petersbourg, Culturesfrance
Technical realisation of the project: OOO «NeonikaN» (Kaliningrad).
Technical info: welded metal rods: 3 x 4 cm, total lenght 55 m
Neon tubes: Ø 15 mm, total lenght 100 m
Transformers: 9 units, each of 200Kw -30 mA
Concept:
To go through and to reach out. To connect the stable element with the growing elements.
Development:
Located in former barracks in a city of heavy military history, Tower Kronprinz is a big and massive building that carries a strong defensive feeling. This military architecture is like a shell enclosed in it itself. The project is designed to break this architectural message.
The series of light lines bond the various elements together and create circulations and movements in place of the original no man’s land surrounding space.
The lines set at different levels and angles radiate from the core of the tower to connect with its settings. Air and trees, breathing and growing elements, are linked to the thick and passive edifice that can now absorb this vital energy.
Build solid, impenetrable and resistant to the external environment, the outdoor now becomes a vital source for the building. In a reverse movement, the inside reaches out the external world.
Going in, out and through, the lines connect the various sides of the building. The lights are pass ways between the inside and the outside, the front and the back, the before and the after. It is a call for discovery and exchanges.
With the light lines, the tower is no longer a divider but a connecting platform.
Curated by: Elena Tsvetaeva, Yulia Bardun, Anastasia Karpenko.
Commisioned by : NCCA - Kaliningrad, National Centre for Contemporary Art, the Russian Museum
With the support of: NCCA, "Saison française" in Russia 2010, French Institute in St Petersbourg, Culturesfrance
Technical realisation of the project: OOO «NeonikaN» (Kaliningrad).
Technical info: welded metal rods: 3 x 4 cm, total lenght 55 m
Neon tubes: Ø 15 mm, total lenght 100 m
Transformers: 9 units, each of 200Kw -30 mA
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