濒危动物在变形玻璃雕塑中溶解并重新组合

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根据你从哪个方向接近,你可能会在奥地利托马斯·美第奇的新公共设施中遇到猞猁、蜜蜂、翠鸟或河鳟。在作品周围移动,一幅图像逐渐分解成抽象的彩色条纹,然后另一个不同的生物聚集在另一边。美第奇的“人类-动物二元体”以其变形雕塑闻名,每旋转90度就发生一次变化。美第奇创作的“人类动物二元”将超过144条玻璃条连在一起,聚焦于奥地利蒂罗尔地区的四个物种。由于气候危机的影响越来越大,所有人都面临着危险或威胁。

由玻璃、混凝土和金属制成的玻璃窗,是艺术家玻璃动物的居所,向人类建造的建筑和侵占自然栖息地的城市景观致敬。美第奇斯在一份声明中表示,作品本身“解决了人类大部分人发现自己的困境:人类栖息地在很大程度上与非人类动物的共存相矛盾”。每个标本都包含在立方体中,请观者直视它们,并考虑周围生态系统的微妙平衡、生存的脆弱性以及人类在破坏和保护自然方面发挥的关键作用。

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