ArtistsSommaire
Miri Segal
Miri Segal’s academic background was initially unconnected with art, her PhD having focused on mathematics. Traces of this can be found in her present work. The nature of illusion, at once optical and psychological, is essentially the constant driving force behind the deconstruction and reconstruction of subtle and clever machinery.
Schedule
Closing
Néon — Who’s afraid of red yellow and blue?
Closing
Ends in 4 days: February 17 → May 20
Throughout winter 2012, la maison rouge will stage the first major international exhibition of neon art from the 1950s to the present day. Some one hundred works will be presented in all, many of historical significance, many being shown for the first time. They will include pieces by pioneers from the early 1950s and some of the many contemporary artists.
Néon — Who’s afraid of red yellow and blue?
Closing
Ends in 4 days: February 17 → May 20
Throughout winter 2012, la maison rouge will stage the first major international exhibition of neon art from the 1950s to the present day. Some one hundred works will be presented in all, many of historical significance, many being shown for the first time. They will include pieces by pioneers from the early 1950s and some of the many contemporary artists.
Installation
La maison rouge
Miri Segal
Contemporary
Installation, new media, photography, sculpture, sound - music, mixed media, video
Israeli artist born in 1965 in Haifa, Israel.
- Localisation
- Tel-Aviv, Israel
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