Opening June 13 is Infinite Space, the latest Artechouse Infinite Space installation. Infinite Space is the first major retrospective of the work of award-winning, Los-Angeles-based, Turkish-born artist Refik Anadol. The exhibit seeks to cleanse the doors of perception with the tools available to 21st-century artists.
In taking the data that flows around us as his primary material and the neural network of a computerized mind as his collaborator, Anadol creates radical visualizations of our digitized memories, expanding the possibilities of architecture, narrative, and the body in motion. Anadol’s site-specific parametric data sculptures and immersive installations, rethink the physical world, our relationship to time and space, and the creative potential at the intersection of humans and machines.
The Infinite Space exhibition features Anadol’s infamous immersive installation titled “Infinity Room”. This installation has been seen by more than a million people around the world, including a half million during a tour in China alone last year. Also part of the exhibit are three infinity boxes and a selection of multimedia works spanning Anadol’s career.
The fully immersive exhibit runs from June 13th through September 2nd. At the bar, the museum will be serving specialty cocktails inspired by the installation and featuring augmented reality scenarios. For more information or to purchase tickets, go here.
