"'Fos' is the name of the first ephemeral installation by Eleni Karpatsi, Susana Piquer and Julio Calvo, a multidisciplinary team based in Madrid and Barcelona. Using yellow duct tape, paint, found furniture and pineapples, the team created a brilliant visual illusion that simulates a beam of light coming from the lamp above the door of a vegan restaurant in Madrid. The name 'Fos' means 'light' in the Greek language, and 'melted' in Catalan."
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Very nice. Considering the economic situation in Spain the only light at the end of the food tunnel is vegetarian.
I tried a vegetarian diet once but it didn't go well. I found out vegetarians are faster than cattle.
Not mine but I like it
Art is long dead, but I guess "art" will go on as long as "artists" can think of more stupid, pointless, annoying shit to do.
Boy, I sure wish it were that easy to eliminate light trespass.
That's pretty cool, but in real life, the chair and table are probably rarely in the right place.
I like it.
Saludos.
I've just recently used duct tape to hold together my exhaust & muffler and patch a hole with an assist from a cut-up Coke can!
This begs the question of whether the duct tape makes the artiste' or does it just make "us" more creative?
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