Green fluorescent rabbit
Fluorescent colors alone have given birth to many contemporary wonders today. "Alba", as the first fluorescent green rabbit in the world, has caused great controversy in the art world and among the general public since its birth.
Eduardo Katz, "Green Fluorescent Rabbit", 2000
It was created by the artist Eduardo Kac. This piece called "Green Fluorescent Rabbit" is a collaboration between him and the French geneticist Louis-Marie Houdebine. They exposed the jellyfish to blue light and emitted green fluorescence. This technology has been applied to rabbits and aliens like "Alba" have been bred.
Katz was inspired by fluorescent colors and used extremely radical artistic practices to create and record creatures that did not exist in the world. He hopes to be able to express his doubts about the development of technology in this way, for example, the effects of gene transplantation on people and people who study ridiculous science for their own considerations.
Due to "Alba" the artist even suffered a severe personal attack at that time. It was only in 2008 that the Green Fluorescent Protein Technology (GFP) he used won an award, and the public did not change his view of the work.
Olafur Eliasson "Green River" (Green River), sodium fluorescein dye
The Danish artist Olafur Eliasson reflects the erosive relationship between humans and nature through fluorescent colors. In 1998 he colored the Stockholm canal green with non-toxic and harmless fluorescent powder, which affected people's perceptions of the flowing space of the city. Since then the artist has successively brought this creation to all parts of the world. This type of landscape has attracted more and more people to see again and again, and in addition to the miracle, it has caused people's long-lost thinking about nature time and time again.
The Icelandic artist Hrafnhildur Arnardottir, who also selects fluorescent materials, interprets the mixture and the influence between man and nature in a different way. The most unique feature of his work is the selection of different colors of fluorescent hair. Such a style material, known in life as a "killer", creates a breathtaking, natural, great landscape.
Artist Hrafnhildur Arnardottir
Not only the works, but also the artist's studio is surrounded by fluorescent hair all year round, just like a large workshop for fluorescent hair processing. These artificial hairs are newly woven and combined by the artist, like grapevines in nature or external organisms that fill the entire room.
Fluorescence in the eyes of the artist
Fluorescent colors also sweep in the field of painting. In recent years, the works that have been created at major art fairs at home and abroad have had more and more fluorescent works. The choice of fluorescent colors for young artists undoubtedly has a spiritual connotation that can reflect each other. These colors are closely related to the dazzling images and information in the Internet age. Artists express their unique thinking through the representation of fluorescent pigments.
It was created by the artist Eduardo Kac. This piece called "Green Fluorescent Rabbit" is a collaboration between him and the French geneticist Louis-Marie Houdebine. They exposed the jellyfish to blue light and emitted green fluorescence. This technology has been applied to rabbits and aliens like "Alba" have been bred.
Katz was inspired by fluorescent colors and used extremely radical artistic practices to create and record creatures that did not exist in the world. He hopes to be able to express his doubts about the development of technology in this way, for example, the effects of gene transplantation on people and people who study ridiculous science for their own considerations.
Due to "Alba" the artist even suffered a severe personal attack at that time. It was only in 2008 that the Green Fluorescent Protein Technology (GFP) he used won an award, and the public did not change his view of the work.
The Danish artist Olafur Eliasson reflects the erosive relationship between humans and nature through fluorescent colors. In 1998 he colored the Stockholm canal green with non-toxic and harmless fluorescent powder, which affected people's perceptions of the flowing space of the city. Since then the artist has successively brought this creation to all parts of the world. This type of landscape has attracted more and more people to see again and again, and in addition to the miracle, it has caused people's long-lost thinking about nature time and time again.
The Icelandic artist Hrafnhildur Arnardottir, who also selects fluorescent materials, interprets the mixture and the influence between man and nature in a different way. The most unique feature of his work is the selection of different colors of fluorescent hair. Such a style material, known in life as a "killer", creates a breathtaking, natural, great landscape.
Not only the works, but also the artist's studio is surrounded by fluorescent hair all year round, just like a large workshop for fluorescent hair processing. These artificial hairs are newly woven and combined by the artist, like grapevines in nature or external organisms that fill the entire room.
Fluorescence in the eyes of the artist
Fluorescent colors also sweep in the field of painting. In recent years, the works that have been created at major art fairs at home and abroad have had more and more fluorescent works. The choice of fluorescent colors for young artists undoubtedly has a spiritual connotation that can reflect each other. These colors are closely related to the dazzling images and information in the Internet age. Artists express their unique thinking through the representation of fluorescent pigments.
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