Pixeles de Hilo.
Devorah Sperber es una artista, basada en New York, que se dedica a recrear famosas obras de arte usando carretes de hilo. Los carretes se convierten en algo similar a los pixeles, sin embargo, no se notara bien lo que estan tratando de mostrar hasta que el publico se acerque, porque gran parte de estos carretes estan colgado al reves. La razon de esto es para que cuando la obra se refleje en un espejo o una esfera metalica, se vean en su proporcion y tamaño correcto, ademas de homogenizar los carretes y crear algo mas parecido a la obra original. Para “After Last Supper” uso 20.736 carretes, “After Mona Lisa 4″ uso 875 y para “After Van Gogh” used 408 carretes de hilos de diferentes colores.
“Devorah Sperber is a New York City based artist who recreates famous works of art using spools of thread.
Sperber treats the spools like pixels, recreating the works of Da Vinci, Rembrandt and Van Gogh in detail. However viewers will not see the work until the move up close because most of her work is created upside down. The reason why the spools hang from the wall backwards is so that when reflected in a mirror or metal sphere, they will appear in the correct size and proportion. The reflection also shrinks the images and blends the spools together to create a more accurate representation of the original works.”
“After Last Supper” used 20.736 spools, “After Mona Lisa 4″ used 875 and “After Van Gogh” used 408 spools.
Via Design Boom
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