Amazing Laying Shiny Things Out On The Floor returns Some Incredibly Beautiful Art

Laying Shiny Things Out On The Floor returns Some Incredibly Beautiful Art -

When you think of art, you probably imagine something hanging on a wall, but c is not how the Dutch artist Suzan Drummen created. His brilliant facilities with thousands of brilliant pieces of glass, pearls and jewelry are arranged right on the floor in the mandala patterns and textiles as neatly arranged. The bright colors and brightest make it seem magical, while their investment leads viewers to stop and rethink how they plan to navigate in space.

Drummen uses pins to attach items to the walls, but the pieces on the floor are simply fixed. There is nothing to hold them in place.

Suzan Drummen

This means that for all the work that goes into them, these facilities are rather fragile.

Suzan Drummen

if they are carefully arranged, Drummen said she never creates a plan for his pieces beforehand. She says everything is spontaneous: "I check the light, the road visitors, color, height, etc. on [the] spot The atmosphere guide me Each space requires something else and installation grows slowly .. '.

Needless to say, the process of creating these pieces is a long one.

Suzan Drummen

And the art is not permanent, though Drummen created permanent installations.

Suzan Drummen

The artist says that when people realize the pieces are loose, they tend to be very excited. She wants her work to draw people in and get them to examine in closer perspective, inspect all sensitive components.

Now then, people appear in parts Drummen, which suggests that if the material is growing on them.

Suzan Drummen

She sometimes uses participants sit or lie on the floor and allow themselves to be adorned with sparkling jewels.

Suzan Drummen

Suzan Drummen

Suzan Drummen

These bright, breathtaking really are better seen in person to experience the intense impact of reflective material. They can be overwhelming to stand next to.

Suzan Drummen

"far they appear clear and orderly, but looking closer, the eyes become confused by the many details and visual stimuli, "she explains.

Suzan Drummen

"this time, to be able to take all or not, is explored again and again. Visual perception is challenged, requisitioned, and intensified. "

Suzan Drummen

Susan Drummen

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You can see a lot more work Drummen on its website, including other types of facilities and forms of art. You can also see what she is on Facebook.

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