Kaleidoscopic Bliss is the first coded video art piece Natasha created back in 2016. After 6 months of developing an interactive kaleidoscope code that would automatically run or be controlled by the user, Kaleidoscopic Bliss was created from a digital collage of photos Natasha took including flowers in her yard, flying her kite on the beach, and palm trees in front of some clouds. This is one of her best known and most recognizable pieces that is still in high demand for display in the hospitality industry. The beauty of these Kaleidoscopes is that they invite the user to truly get lost in the patterns of the pieces and because its running a mathematically code, during the duration of the video piece, the kaleidoscope does not repeat itself, instead it provides an ever changing dreamscape to fall into.

Details

Extra Large Acrylic: 11.4 x 7.5 x 1.1 inches
Large Acrylic: 5.8 x 8.4 x 1 inches
Small Acrylic: 4.5 x 6.4 x 1 inches
Comes with US plug and custom cable

Artist Bio:

Throughout the last five years, Natasha has honed her craft and visual art career by creating surreal styles of digital art by manipulating images of nature called Digital Dreamscapes” . She brings her unique style to collaborate with other visual artists and musicians and is able to grab people’s attention enough to bring her art all around the world. Her video art and installation work has been showcased at Art Basel, Zona Maco, World Economic Forum as well as at festivals such as Comedy Central’s Clusterfest, Okeechobee, iii Points, and Miami Music Week. Natasha’s work does well in the hospitality world and she often works with 1 Hotel, Soho House, Nautilus Hotel, Faena and W Hotels. She's worked on public art projects in Miami and in New York City, along with brand commissions from Virgin Voyages and WeWork.

Check out the rest of Natasha’s collection here.

Edition
30

Loop Duration
04m 19s

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