James Turrell, USA
The specifically proportioned chamber with an aperture in the ceiling open to the sky is a manifestation of Turrell’s lifelong devotion towards exploring space and the light that inhibits it. It invites guests to contemplate their own perception of form as they immerse themselves in the sensual abundance of light, colour and openness in Turrell’s sky-scape.
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Cássio Vasconcellos, Brazil
This series of photographs is inspired by the engravings and landscape paintings of the traveling artists of the early 19th century. Created two centuries later and translated through the lens of photography, it is as if the artist as tried to go back in time to experience the sensation of discovering these sublime pieces.
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Hongjie Yang, China
Synthesis Monolith plays with the notion of the uncanny; initial familiarity is undermined by uncertainties around the properties of materials, the objects’ origins, and the processes through which they were made.
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Hiroko Takeda, Japan
The artist approached the composition of this work three dimensionally – laterally, vertically and topographically. Horizontal movement and distance merge with the nearness and depth of the ocean up through the surface to the sky.
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Jose Dávila, Mexico
This intervention comprises a series of sculptures executed with volumes made with recinto, a kind of volcanic rock, and raw sandstone boulders. The interaction between perfect geometric shapes of the recinto volumes and the capricious forms of the unaltered boulders, reveals a relation of contrast which is essential part of Dávila’s sculptural practice.
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FAHR 021.3, Portugal
This work of art is a construction of temporal moment that hovers over the beach, building a new space of dialogue between the human body with the landscape and time that surrounds it.
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PAMELA LONGOBARDI
Presenting a formidable testament to environmental stewardship at Patina Maldives—a masterpiece by renowned conceptual artist and environmental activist, Pamela Longobardi. This captivating installation, crafted from 21.73 kilograms of repurposed marine plastic, not only highlights Longobardi’s creativity but also stands as a compelling reminder of our collective responsibility to safeguard our oceans.
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