Intangible Space

Join the guided visit of INTANGIBLE SPACE,  one of the associated projects of the French May 2016 done by Prof. Felipe Cucker. The visit is exclusive to our alumni and our partners, allowing you a chance to visit the exhibition privately and enjoy the good time with people who share more or less the same background as you.

Details of the visit are as follows:

• Date: 3 June (Friday)
• Time: 6:30 pm
• Venue: Puerta Roja (189 Queen’s Road West)
• Numbers of seat available: 25

More about the exhibition

Distinctions between virtual and physical territories are no longer tenable as technology and social media transform contemporary perception of space, time and environment. Opening a dialogue between the works of digital artist Miguel Chevalier and the bamboo sculptor, Laurent Martin “Lo”, and Puerta Roja explores the ways in which different artistic processes effect viewer’s perception of ‘Intangible Space’. Using a wide array of artistic mediums; projection, digital print, sculpture, and mobiles from both artists we investigate new contrasts and negations of space imposed by the digital world, between moving sculptures and the modern and less tangible world we live in. More info

Prof. Felipe Cucker is a  professor of Mathematics at CityU (who wrote the book "Manifold Mirrors: The Crossing Paths of the Arts and Mathematics", Cambridge Univ. Press, 2013)

For more details on the programme, please visit: www.frenchmay.com / www.puerta-roja.com