Kinetic Art
Kinetic art is a form of art that relies on movement to create its impact.
Kinetic art includes artworks across various mediums that incorporate visible movement perceivable by the viewer, or rely on motion to achieve their artistic effects. One of the earliest manifestations of kinetic art can be found in canvas paintings that extend beyond the traditional two-dimensional plane, introducing multidimensional movement into the artistic experience.
These pioneering works not only engage the viewer's visual senses but also challenge the conventional boundaries of static art by introducing dynamic elements. By doing so, kinetic art invites observers to explore a more immersive and interactive relationship with the artwork, as they become active participants in the experience, responding to the ever-changing visual dynamics created by movement. This dynamic quality adds a fascinating dimension to the art form, making it a captivating and evolving journey for those who encounter it.
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Chromadynamica Variable (Grey)
Felipe Pantone creates kinetic art with a digitally inspired aesthetic through his highly interactive objects.Chromadynamica Variable, explores this technique. Using magnets for mounting, the piece is movable both vertically and horizontally, enabling different sequences of the 11 stripes to form dynamic, vibrant compositions.
Chromadynamica Variable (Color)
Felipe Pantone creates kinetic art with a digitally inspired aesthetic through his highly interactive objects.Chromadynamica Variable, explores this technique. Using magnets for mounting, the piece is movable both vertically and horizontally, enabling different sequences of the 11 stripes to form dynamic, vibrant compositions.
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We collaborate with artists to create both limited editions and works on paper.
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