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Opens to the public on September 15th Neons Corridors Rooms , the exhibition dedicated to Bruce Nauman at the Hangar Bicocca in Milan: Graduated in physics and mathematics, Nauman has dedicated himself to artistic creation for over sixty years. His works are films, performances, photographs and sculptures. The exhibition includes thirty works, created by the artist in the Sixties, which address the theme of spatial and architectural research.
The works exhibited, as the title tells us, are corridors, illuminated by neon lights. Generally, in a gallery, corridors connect the white cubes, the white box , where the works are displayed, and rarely are they the works themselves.
THE Neons Corridors Rooms they are simple walkways with plaster walls, in which the artist sometimes introduces lights, video cameras and monitors, or speakers; some too narrow to walk on; others wedge-shaped, others simple and linear, others long and disoriented. The simplicity of the architectural structure contrasts with the complexity of the experience that comes from walking along the corridors.
On one hand the perception of simple space, on the other the awareness of complex and often distressing emotions. The public will therefore be able to create their own performance, become part of the artistic process. the artist's research that explores the use of light, sound, language and video through the corridors: but if you want to recreate a piece of Nauman's art at home, one of the most appreciated solutions by neon art lovers comes directly from Italy, through the guys at Neon Flex Mood.
For the works of Neon Flex Mood in fact, Neon Flex Led technology is used which allows you to give birth to unique works. It is a new technology that uses a complex process to generate light starting from electricity; the tube is made of hyper-flexible silicone material which, in addition to being safer than traditional neon, also allows you to create splendid designs, from the simplest to the most complex.
Neon Flex Mood is a rapidly growing reality as demonstrated by the interest of numerous VIPs such as the singer Emma Marrone and the footballers Gigio Donnarumma and Mattia Zaccagni, as well as the fact that their neon lights have been used in the programme LOL , in the TV series I Ferragnez , and in some music videos ( Tommaso Paradiso ). They have curated installations at the Auditorium ( Bucolica ) and for the Balloon Museum.
