Artist: Carlo Bernardini
Straight fibre-optic lines configuring in relation to the planes of an environment can create a dynamic field of taut forms with the appearance of slender surfaces.
Eliminating real lighting to transform the coordinates of a dark environment with design in light, water and space can be integrated to become the architecture of a "mental design".
A structured three-dimensional form whose volume can from one specific viewpoint be ascribed to a single, flat geometrical figure as the lines are optically superimposed will, from the opposite angle within the installation, go through a series of distinct geometrical figures.
It is not the installed form that adapts to the place, but the place that is transformed to accompany the image. Idea and artwork are thus in the material itself, or in its intrinsic transformation.
The precise mental design can therefore only be composed with strokes of light.
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