Dive into the mesmerising depths of 'Ocean Organica,' an awe-inspiring exhibition coming to Paris in 2024. Step into a world where art and nature intertwine, as a colossal warehouse gallery transforms into an ethereal underwater realm. Suspended from the ceiling, delicate and luminescent holographic jellyfish float effortlessly, casting a mystical glow upon the surroundings. As you navigate through this immersive installation, you'll be transported to the depths of the ocean, surrounded by…

Japanese artist collective 目 (pronounced Mé) are the creatives behind this stunning ocean wave installation at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo.

the triennial of art and design is underway at the national gallery of victoria (NGV) and this responsive installation by teamlab is otherworldly.

The installation speaks of the fragile balance between humanity and nature. It seems to pulse with the energy of the ocean — powerful, uncontrollable, beyond our grasp. There’s a tension here: an attempt to hold onto the uncontainable, paired with the realization of our smallness in the face of nature’s infinity. People seem to dissolve into its shadows, losing clarity and becoming part of this eternal movement. It’s a reminder: we are not masters, but merely a part of the great rhythm of…

Jaehyo Lee, Arte Sella, International Meetings Art Nature, Trentino, Italy, 2015 http://www.leeart.name/ http://www.artesella.it/

A large-scale art installation featuring layers of blue fabric suspended from the ceiling. The fabric resembles clouds, creating a dramatic and ethereal atmosphere. The floor is painted in a similar blue, reflecting the installation and creating a sense of depth. The artwork evokes feelings of wonder and the vastness of nature.

The latest installation art by Berlin-based Argentinian artist Miguel Rothschild captures a stormy ocean and sky. Taking inspiration from poetry and biblical references, his installations titled "Elegy" and "De Profundis" are made by suspending large reams of printed fabric with transparent fishing wire.

Michelle Higa Fox's "Strandlines" creates digital waves that replicate the tide.

As the world’s largest ecosystem, the ocean plays a crucial role in supporting life and providing valuable resources. But as the climate crisis intensifies, textile artists are beginning to make more conscientious art in a bid to raise awareness and preserve this amazing aquatic richness that we fear may someday be lost. Take a look at the sheer diversity of the ocean through these Textile Artists Inspired by the Ocean #sealife #crochet # weaving #latching #fabrication #leeray

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Private Residence, Nantucket, 2024 2/3 This art installation draws inspiration from Nantucket’s coastal beauty, weaving together sugar kelp, sea lavender, and ocean mist. It pays homage to the island’s maritime heritage while resonating with its iconic architecture. My artworks are designed to evolve with their surroundings, weaving narratives that deepen over time, absorbing the energy of the space they inhabit. Though contemporary…

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