The original light can play like this!
Hans Kotter is a German artist with unique insights into the application of materials and light. He is good at creating changeable scenes from various materials and is full of creativity. The optical art work introduced this time is called "space remolding" - the multiverse showing optical possibilities. They break through the edge of space, making space hovering between material and non-material.
Illusory world dimension perception
Kotter created an illusory world through his works. In this world, people can not only distinguish the physical dimension of light, but also control people's perception through a combination of technically accurate materials.
From a specific point of view, optical components form specific patterns.
Light and vision create visual illusion, and space seems to be broken down.
A new interpretation of the extreme imagination
Each of Kotter's works of art attempts not only to redefine the given environment, but also to reinterpret the interior of an object using the structure of light production. Light itself becomes the main body of space, and this "fantasy" uses technical conditions to push visibility to the limits of imagination and make lamps and lanterns become sophisticated scientific instruments.
The artist transforms electromagnetic radiation into the field of human visibility and challenges the realization of difficult to compute visual rendering modes.
As a result, Kotter used his design to become the dominant force in every space, and light became the starting point of artistic analysis space. The artist transformed electromagnetic radiation into visibility and challenged computational visual presentation patterns.
The symbiotic intensification of Art Science
Art and science are a symbiotic force that conveys reality, intensifying it from a technical point of view and transforming it into possible different forms. The experimental arrangement in Kotter's lighting works has shown the transformation of experiment to art patent through its results. Recent works have witnessed the formation of "white" light. Although it is impossible to achieve in practice, it can at least perceive the nuances of different color temperatures and white gradients.
Together with geometry, light creates a space that is constantly repeating and constantly stacking up, enjoying the pleasure of unknown and mysterious.
Under the action of light and shadow, people can hardly see the material of the object itself, and everything is full of science fiction.
LED lamps, fluorescent lamps, glass, plexi, mirrors, metals and other materials provide the basis for the creation of Kotter, which constantly present different shapes, and Kotter constantly evolves his works in the way of reference testing with the various ways of processing light that can be imagined. Through this operation, Kotter is constantly defining and trying out new ways of arranging. In his latest work, the object and its components have been accurately positioned.
The sculpture of light is unexpected
If you want to make a general statement of Kotter's works, it's hard to classify them, because their appearance and technology can open new image spaces and thoughts. Both in color and in black and white aesthetics, they are concentrated on the effect of the shadow, and the amazing result is that the art can be imagined through technology.
Using light and shadow to create a sense of depth on the plane
Using light and special geometric patterns to create spaces that do not exist inside objects.
Whether subtly hidden in the niche, hanging on the ceiling, occupying the whole room in a lively manner, or almost breaking it, Kotter's work is a sculpture of light, an unintended shape, and constantly changing the shape of its display in a rhythmic sequence. Repetition and pause, big bang and black holes, everything is possible. Everything remains open.
Perhaps the charm of space installation art lies in breaking reality with imagination. The beauty of thinking under the visual effect of enchanting effect is shocking. Hans Kotter's love for light inspires him to constantly try the creation of space devices, hoping that more and more people will feel the beauty of light and explore the mysterious and interesting world of light.