SpY's kinetic 'HALOS' fills Florence atrium with rotating gold and silver discs
Spanish street artist SpY has introduced 'HALOS,' an expansive kinetic artwork featuring reflective circles in gold and silver that rotate in midair. This installation is situated in the center of a former railway factory in Florence, Italy, and was commissioned by Bright Festival. The atrium's vertical design, spanning three levels, provides various perspectives that create ever-changing visual interpretations as viewers navigate the area. The spinning circular shapes produce a dazzling array of reflections through the interplay of light and materials, making the environment an engaging experience. Photographer Ruben PBescos documented the installation.
Key facts
- SpY is a Spanish urban artist.
- The installation is titled 'HALOS'.
- It consists of gold and silver reflective circles.
- The circles are suspended in midair and rotate continuously.
- The work is located in a former railway factory in Florence, Italy.
- It was commissioned by Bright Festival.
- The atrium has three levels providing multiple viewpoints.
- Photography by Ruben PBescos.
Entities
Artists
- SpY
Institutions
- Bright Festival
- designboom
Locations
- Florence
- Italy