Argentinian artist Tomás Saraceno is the man behind the visionary exhibition ‘Cloud Cities’ at the Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin. Inspired by soap bubbles and the incredible strength and flexibility of spider webs, he has created a plastic garden that hangs in the air. Visitors are invited to interact with the installation, so if in Berlin don´t miss out on this change to float around in giant three-dimentional bubbles.
The exhibition will be on until February 19th, 2012.
Nicole Dextras is an environmental artist working in a multitude of media including sculpture, interactive public installation and photography. She graduated from the Emily Carr University of Art in Vancouver, Canada, where she also has been working as a sessional teacher for the past 8 years. A part from teaching she has created art installations in as diverse places as Mongolia, Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Dawson City YT and Bellevue WA. She has been awarded both Canada Council and BC Arts Council grants and her work has been published in numerous publications such as ELLE Canada and My Green City, published by Gestalten, Berlin. Yes, sir!
Nice creativity adept in brand identity development, illustration, print and interactive design.
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