It's magical when a piece of art comes alive only with the participation of its audience. Remember the Swimming Pool installation by Leandro Elrich? We shared it on Annalikes a couple of years ago (Refresh your memory here).
Earlier this year, Leandro Elrich was commissioned by the Barbican to create a new installation in Dalston, London. The work resembled a theater set, with a very detailed facade of a Victorian terraced house. The Dalston House, which lies flat on the ground facing a 45 degree-angle mirror overhead, was inviting to anyone walking by. The visitors would position themselves in certain ways and give the impression that they were suspended on the building.
Earlier this year, Leandro Elrich was commissioned by the Barbican to create a new installation in Dalston, London. The work resembled a theater set, with a very detailed facade of a Victorian terraced house. The Dalston House, which lies flat on the ground facing a 45 degree-angle mirror overhead, was inviting to anyone walking by. The visitors would position themselves in certain ways and give the impression that they were suspended on the building.
Elrich created a similar installation called Batiment (building) back in 2004 in France.
Check it out!
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