Another good one from This Is Colossal: Janet Echelman’s suspended net creations.
According to This Is Colossal, “In the late 1990s artist Janet Echelman traveled to India as a Fulbright Scholar with the intention of giving painting exhibitions around the country.
“She shipped her painting supplies ahead of time and landed in the fishing village of Mahabalipuram to begin her exhibitions with one major hitch: the painting supplies never arrived.
“While walking through the village Echelman was struck by the quality and variety of nets used by the local fisherman and questioned what it might look like if such nets were hung and illuminated in the air. Could it be a new approach to sculpture? …
“Echelman is currently embarking on her largest piece ever, a 700-foot-long sculpture that will be suspended over Vancouver … In collaboration with the Burrard Arts Foundation, she’s seeking funding via Kickstarter to make it happen. There’s all kinds of great prints, postcards, and shirts available so check it out.”
More here, at This Is Colossal, where you can see lots more nets. They will make you feel happy.
Art installation by Janet Echelman
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Beautiful 🙂
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Artists never cease to amaze me.
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How do people come up with such amazing ideas?! That is really cool.
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I liked that it happened because her painting supplies hadn’t arrived in India and she wandered around looking at the sights and feeling those creative juices flowing.
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