1965
Chromoscope (Paris 1968)
The Chromoscope is an instrument for us to carry, as we would carry a spyglass. It is an instrument intended to operate the transfiguration of the nocturnal landscape of large cities. Its attraction does not reside on the object itself but on the visual event that it generates. It is a piece that acts as intermediary between the reality and our eye, conditioning our sight to a new perception of our surroundings.
The Chromoscope is a work closely linked to the possibilities offered by the night life in the big cities, the more numerous the possibilities the more visual situations are produced. Through the Chromoscope, by a diffraction effect, shapes are pulverized and all the light points are separated into the colors of the spectrum.
Paris 75003
France
Sao Paulo 05404-010
Brazil
75012 Paris, France
84800, L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, France
New York, NY 10019-6031
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