Invisible Dimensions

Showed at Malpensa airport, Carlo Bernardini’s Invisible Dimensions is a work composed of strands of optical fibers that draw three bright geometric figures.

Showed at Malpensa airport in Milan, Invisible Dimensions represents the work of Carlo Bernardini, an artist who, since the nineties, has been conducting experimental research based on the element light-space, creating installations of fiber optic and sculptures.

Carlo Bernardini, <i>Invisible Dimensions</i>, La Porta di Milano, 2016 — Carlo Bernardini, *Invisible Dimensions*, La Porta di Milano, 2016

For La Porta di Milano, Carlo Bernardini created a work composed of strands of optical fibers that draw three bright geometric figures, which seem to move and change their form and contour, constantly giving the impression of being in front of different installations and leading the visitor into a constellation or one interstellar space.

The Invisible Dimensions, in experimental space, are guessed beyond their visible size, as they are not perceptible to the human eye and therefore considered undetectable. Bernardini’s work may be an attempt to see exactly this, namely the projection of the space beyond the visible size. Architect of light, Carlo Bernardini bases his visual research on the concept of perceptive transformation, where the light creates a design in the space, that changes according to the viewer’s movement within that space itself.

“The shape of the space redesigned by optical fiber – reminds Carlo Bernardini – can intuitively be perceived as a reading of the space through new visual coordinates, dictated by light structures that shape the environment, leaving us to guess exactly those that may be the ‘extra’ dimensions that escape our perception”.

until 18 October 2016
Carlo Bernardini – Invisible Dimensions
Curated by: Marco Meneguzzo
La Porta di Milano, Malpensa airport

Invisible Dimensions

Showed at Malpensa airport, Carlo Bernardini’s Invisible Dimensions is a work composed of strands of optical fibers that draw three bright geometric figures.

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