vincent leroy revolves red unicycle at denise rené gallery in paris

vincent leroy revolves red unicycle at denise rené gallery in paris
all images courtesy of vincent leroy

 

 

 

in the kinetic art gallery of paris’ denise rené, vincent leroy presents his piece in motion titled ‘red unicycle’. the project replicates the same design principles as his oversized ‘boreal halo‘ levitating above the ground of carreau du temple on a smaller scale. ‘this new work sits between poetry, technology, and freedom of spirit,’ leroy remarks.

 

video courtesy of vincent leroy

 

 

 

the installation is an opportunity to test visual and tangible experiences. made of four circular rings, the constructs transform their revolutions in fluid and limpid waves, as a liquid or a soft, impalpable, and imaginary material. these ripples take us into a spatial and immaterial lightness. their interactions intend to add an unreal feeling, as multiple interweaving each time renewed.

with speed, rings seem to deform

the perception of the material changes as the rings rotate

the rhythmic revolutions change in relation to the environment

the motion creates a sense of lightness throughout the space

 

 

 

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