Wonka Wash Mirror, 2008
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HSA WAK NOW, 2008
451 Mirror, 2008
Gobstopper, 2008
HAL, 2008
Bauhaus, 2007
by Josh Rubin in Culture on 11 December 2007
Working with light and illusion, NYC-based artist Marcus Tremonto further blurs that permeable line between art and design with his current exhibition, Lightworks, at Philips de Pury. The result of three years of work, the show of 16 sculptural forms, tables and lamps draws on both Tremento's "Fantasma" (ghost in Italian) and "Stitch" series which use electroluminescent material to evoke everything from traditional chandeliers to abstract objects. The trick lies in the Perspex, a reflective material that creates the effect of a whole object when in fact only half actually exists.
http://www.coolhunting.com/culture/marcus-tremonto.php
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