‘sundead’ by luciano podcaminsky
argentinean artist luciano podcaminsky comments on the harmful nature of a suntanning bed with his project ‘sundead’. the installation is characterized by the identifiable form of a coffin, however the interior is lined with rows of bright glowing lighting, referencing those used in solarium. ‘sundead’ is constructed from felt, polyurethane coating, iron and fluorescent lamps and reflects the unhealthy, and sometimes fatal consequences of vanity.
constructed from felt, polyurethane coating, iron and fluorescent lights size: 2.10 x 0.75 x 0.90 m
the piece reflects the unhealthy, and sometimes fatal consequences of vanity
the interior is lined with bright fluorescent lighting to reference tanning beds
a sketch of the design
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heheh…bad luck …i have some similar work done in 2009…when i was a student in the academy of fine arts in prague.
SUNDEAD WAS DONE IN 2011, SO IF THE OTHER WORK MADE BY THE STUDENTS WAS MADE EARLIER THIS YEAR AS YOU SAID JOHN, I THINK YOU ARE WRONG AND THE ONE THAT WAS DONE BEFORE WAS LUCIANO´S WORK NOT THE OTHER ONE, SO NEXT TIME THINK TWICE BEFORE YOU TALK
i prefer the way it´s been done by luciano, the first year student work looks like that, a student work
well done anyway
basically is not the same work of art, similar but different!!
Great idea, but sadly it has already been done earlier this year by two First Year Graphic Design Kingston
students, Jack Beveridge and Joshua Lake.
http://jackbeveridge.com/Self-Initiated-I