In conversation with Fremantle built heritage: Felice Virani's Arcs D'Ellipses

Authors

Annette Seeman, The University of Notre DameFollow
Sarah McGann, The University of Notre Dame AustraliaFollow

Publication Details

Seeman, A., & McGann, S. (2018). In conversation with Fremantle built heritage: Felice Virani's Arcs D'Ellipses. The Architect, Autumn / Winter, 62-68.

Abstract

Felice Varini is a Paris-based Swiss artist who transforms urban spaces by fixing an impermanent paint-like foil to buildings, walls, streets and objects, creating a geometric form completely and coherently visible from only one vantage point. From other viewpoints only ‘fragments’ can be seen. The seemingly arbitrary yellow sections of Varini’s Arcs D’Ellipses formed the centrepiece of last year’s Fremantle’s High Tide Festival.

Keywords

art, urban, interview, Felice Varini, “Arcs D’Ellipses”, Fremantle High Tide Festival, 2017, Australia

Link to Publisher Version (URL)

https://repository.architecture.com.au/download/chapters/wa-chapter/the_architect/autumn_2018.pdf