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✓ Published: 21-Jan-2020
✓ Published: 21-Jan-2020
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Belgian artist Anna Veronica Janssens is known for her intriguing experiments around perception and light. Watch as Janssens – in the company a Professor in Physics, Kristine Niss – shows us her experiment in which she uses liquids to draws a circle without tools “at the limit of what’s visible.” nn“It’s also a sculpture that you can recreate. A bit like changing the flowers’ water, you redo the sculpture,”Janssens says of ‘Transparent Fantasy’ (2016).nnAnn Veronica Jan
Belgian artist Anna Veronica Janssens is known for her intriguing experiments around perception and light. Watch as Janssens – in the company a Professor in Physics, Kristine Niss – shows us her experiment in which she uses liquids to draws a circle without tools “at the limit of what’s visible.” nn“It’s also a sculpture that you can recreate. A bit like changing the flowers’ water, you redo the sculpture,”Janssens says of ‘Transparent Fantasy’ (2016).nnAnn Veronica Jan
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