It has a very ephemeral nature, like looking into a river or a fire, it is always changing and lasts for a short period of time,’ she adds. And it includes a very technical computer layer. It is visual and there is sound and environment. This project is taking the concept of Quiet Clubs further. He loves to minimise things such as public parks and clubs he wanted to have a club and take out the annoying elements, like crowds of people or incredibly loud music, and make it a peaceful environment. ‘In the 1970s, Eno came up with the idea of Quiet Clubs. ‘The interactive theme runs through several galleries, such as the Tate Modern with its recent slide installation. ‘Selfridges wanted to take its art further and explore projects with a more interactive quality,’ she says. The generative art form turns the table on the traditional artistic expectations from both the artist and the audience, according to von Hase. It has been estimated that it would take more than 9000 years to watch the entire show at the fastest speed available and it would take several million years to witness all the possible combinations it can create. Rather than blinding with science, the end result creates ever-shifting patterns of imagery and texture, which could potentially reach up to 77 million designs in number. He describes it as ‘visual music… a slow-changing light painting’. The store has a history of working with innovative artists, and, according to Bettina von Hase, NineAM director and art adviser to Selfridges, Eno is ‘about as innovative as you can get’.Įno has based the installation on his ‘generative art’ work, 77 Million Paintings – so called because of the number of paintings that could be created from almost 300 hyper-colourful images made by the artist over the past 20 years. The installation has been unveiled at Selfridges, under the management of creative director Alannah Weston.
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It has a multi-screen programme with software that selects, mixes and overlaps up to four times at a time, to create constantly changing paintings.Īmbient audio sounds are also processed, combining layers of sound and light in such a way that you never see or hear the same thing twice. Not typically a shrinking violet when it comes to visual art, the electronic musician has created the complex Luminous installation, a connection of sound and image.
With typical aplomb, the musician, sound and light artist Brian Eno unveiled his visual music installation at Selfridges’ Ultralounge in London on Saturday. By System Administrator Febru7:01 am Janu9:40 pm
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