As a gamer with a keen eye for art and a soft spot for vibrant hues, I must say that Felipe Pantone’s exhibit, “Perceptual Phenomena, Color Spaces, Structural Honesty,” left me utterly mesmerized and inspired. The way he weaves the digital world into his optical art is nothing short of genius, a testament to how far graffiti and urban art have come from their humble beginnings.
For Argentine-Spanish artist Felipe Pantone, superstimulation represents a creative realm. His latest solo exhibition, showcased by Underdogs Gallery in Lisbon, delves into what transpires when every moment becomes screen time. Through a lively blend of color, light, and geometry, Pantone merges his distinctive optical art with everyday technology, imbuing the glitch with a fresh aesthetic significance.
In the context of Pantone, experiencing color is more than just observing; it’s an interactive process. The exhibition titled “Perceptual Phenomena, Color Spaces, Structural Honesty” showcases pieces from painting, sculpture, and installation, thereby shaping a visual vocabulary for our reality that seems elusive and ever-changing, mirroring the fluidity of modern life. Each piece within this collection serves as its own miniature universe of color, texture, and graphics, with Pantone skillfully navigating between these diverse elements.
Fundamentally, this exhibit explores the ongoing journey of humans and their connection with color and brightness throughout time. Drawing inspiration from his graffiti and city art roots, the exhibit invites visitors to dive deep into his sensory illusions. As Pantone navigates the changes wrought by a digital age, he encourages us all to reconnect with our senses.
In a recent gallery statement, the artist expresses, “Every event triggers another, much like the intricate web of life itself. Though some events may seem more prominent, it’s the unseen ties that bind everything together. Pay attention to them. Everything influences something else. Strive for improvement, not destruction.
Experience Perceptual Phenomena, Color Spaces, and Structural Integrity right now until October 26, 2024, at the Underdogs Gallery located in Portugal.
Underdog Gallery
R. Fernando Palha 56,
1950-132 Lisboa, Portugal
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2024-09-13 20:26