izabela boloz uses reflections to create shadow city landscape
all images courtesy of izabela boloz
changing gradually throughout the day, ‘shadow city’ by eindhoven-based designer izabela boloz, follows the moving position of the sun. located in østerbro, copenhagen the public artwork is based on the history of the city, with the shadows of 52 iconographics cast onto a 100m long wall. introducing an element of surprise and intrigue to the nearby pedestrian bridge, the inhabitants of copenhagen transiting through the space are exposed to an ever-changing image of the city. the reflected images invite passers-by to take a closer look and observe the evolving details in their surroundings. the work displays the concept of time in a visual format as the reflected shadows travel across the wall. created in collaboration with metro, copenhagen the installation will be on view from the summer of 2013 until the autumn of 2014.
‘shadow city izabela boloz’
video courtesy of izabela boloz
the public artwork is based on the history of the city of copenhagen
reflections on the water from the 52 iconographic shadows
the installation introduces an element of surprise and intrigue for passers-by
the artwork follows the moving position of the sun
the shadows change gradually throughout the day
detail view of the installation
view over the pedestrian bridge
observing the installation from up-close
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