Brescia
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Interaction / Dialogue between art and architecture
Indoor path
Revealing space through light
Interaction / participation / involvement / collaboration of the public
Light-Neon-Sound Art
Activation of imagination / development of fantasy
Questioning and reflection on the SELF, spirituality, soul
Physical experience with art
Investigation and observation of the human psyche and behavior
“If you try to train your mind through your ego and your desires it will only cause pain. Train your mind by directing it to confront your unlimited soul. The mind will be elevated and you will be elevated. This coherent projection and formation is called a state of permanent blessing”.
Yogi Bhajan
The Secret Door stimulates our mind to confront our unlimited soul, opening our consciousness to higher planes, increasing our sensitivity so that we can perceive more distinctly not only the reality that surrounds us but, above all, supporting us in a path of deep awareness that leads to a state of permanent blessing.
The work is made up of two complex installations: the first leads physically and emotionally to the second. The Serpent is made up of 140 red LED light tubes, in motion, which give life to a snake, a symbol that represents wisdom, knowledge and immortality. The visitor is invited to gather in a moment of reflection through the emotion that the installation arouses to free their vital energy.
The Red Sea is an installation characterized by a play of red lights and smoke that invade the space, asking the user to cross it and experience it as an emotional ‘bath’, enveloping them in this vital energy, graspable with their hands.
The Serpent prepares the body for awakening, activating and generating in the user an energetic state responsible for a greater awareness of their own perception and therefore, a feeling of profound blessing until they are able to touch this energy with their hands in the next installation, The Red Sea.
Furio Valitutti – Sound designer
Armando Chiarini
Fabio Bix
Monica Carrera
Valeria Magnoli
Marco Inselvini
Comune di Brescia
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