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Paul Cocksedge: Bourrasque

What a beautiful installation by Paul Cocksedge:

200 sheets of electrically conducive material, each hand sculpted, appear to flutter through the air as if freed by a giant gust of wind.

This installation was constructed in the courtyard of a Lyon hotel for the annual Fête des Lumières (festival of lights).

See more photos and read more info at the source.

Artist site

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5 Responses to “Paul Cocksedge: Bourrasque”

  2. Comment1 Says:
    January 4, 2012 at 11:34 am

    That’s amazing. In the source it’s described as a 25 metre sculpture, but it’s really hard to think of it like that.

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    • shewalkssoftly Says:
      January 4, 2012 at 5:28 pm

      Yes, I tend to love large scale lighting projects. Not sure why. Every time I see one I want to do some kind of light installation in my own back yard.

      Reply

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