In 2009 Art Unlimited continues to play its strengths with some captivating new projects; projects that require extremely meticulous presentation, like the work presented by Belgian artist Hans Op de Beeck Location (6), a monumental sculptural installation, based on the historic panorama contructions created particularly over the past two centuries in Europe. Traditional panoramas (or dioramas, in the modern sense) combine a three-dimentional foreground with a painted background. Location (6), however, is made up entirely of a sculpted trompe l'oeil landscape, replete with fog and white light, a vast snowy landscape of barren trees from central observatory, reached via a long, narrow corridor.
Hans Op de Beeck at Art Unlimited
In 2009 Art Unlimited continues to play its strengths with some captivating new projects; projects that require extremely meticulous presentation, like the work presented by Belgian artist Hans Op de Beeck Location (6), a monumental sculptural installation, based on the historic panorama contructions created particularly over the past two centuries in Europe. Traditional panoramas (or dioramas, in the modern sense) combine a three-dimentional foreground with a painted background. Location (6), however, is made up entirely of a sculpted trompe l'oeil landscape, replete with fog and white light, a vast snowy landscape of barren trees from central observatory, reached via a long, narrow corridor.