Friday, February 19, 2016

Brian Eno’s 77 Million Paintings for throwing School – Mynewsdesk (press release)

Brian Eno’s first permanent public artwork in Sweden’s 77 Million Paintings for throwing School and was commissioned by the property company Huge Fastigheter AB in Huddinge.

The artwork is also the latest phase in the development of his internationally known work 77 Million Paintings. Bidding now for the first time Brian Eno others to contribute their own photos to artwork, namely students in preschool and school throw in Flemingsberg.

About Brian Eno
Brian Eno was born in 1948, lives and works in London. He is a musician, composer, producer and artist. Eno is a prominent figure in the ambient music * and one of the foremost innovators of generative art **.

Through its experimental and extensive production has Eno since the 1970s onwards a unique influence on the culture, music and art. He has released over 30 albums and as many in various collaborations and produced 40 albums for other musicians. U2, Coldplay, Talking Heads, David Bowie, Robert Fripp and Karl Hyde are just a few examples of partners. Eno has also written music for a number of television and movie productions, created the startup sound for Windows 95 apps and produced by creative opportunities to the user.

Enos art shown repeatedly in exhibitions around the world. In his art, he explores the possibilities of light and aesthetic qualities, where his innovative technological and digital approaches are fully integrated in the arts.

From 77 Million Paintings to 77 Million Paintings for throwing School

Brian Eno’s artwork 77 Million Paintings combines images and music an almost suggestive flow monitors. It can be described as a light color and sound landscape in flux, or a large-scale digital kaleidoscope.

Enos software makes a random selection of 500 images and combine them in different layers where each picture emerges of long and various takt.På this way the artist has transferred the control to the system where he can not predict how the finished “paintings” will look like. The purely factual result is 77 million unique digital paintings – practically an infinite artwork.

The system does not create its own artwork, but all the pictures that form the basis for 77 Million Paintings has been created beforehand by Eno, with paint, ink, photography and other methods and materials. The work unites a lot of manual artistic work with a screen-based visual expression.

In the artwork 77 Million Paintings for throwing works the same way but with a marked difference and condition – Eno invites students to interact with and expand the work through its own images.

The first “fill” the students’ photographs made in connection with the opening in February 2016, when Eno meets a group of children in a workshop. The software can then be opened again for more pictures of the school’s students.

77 Million Paintings for throwing is composed of eight flat screens that are embedded in a framework of steel mounted on a wall in the school. The piece is installed in a room with open space, social space where children can meet and socialize.

About the collaboration with Brian Eno

Art Consultant Ann Magnusson / PM Public is the person who has initiated and managed the collaboration with Brian Eno, on the basis of its mission for the purchaser Huge Fastigheter AB and the project’s working group HMWX architects and the school principal.

– In my work as an art consultant included it is to think beyond the expected to make interesting and creative connections between a place or context and the right artist.

– this project is of course one of my dream matches – a far-sighted and courageous property, a school that encourages kids to the technical and creative curiosity and development, and a fantastically interesting artist who can both encourage and inspire students in a fun way.

Ann Magnusson contacted Brian Eno, hoping to arouse his interest to cooperate on an art project in a school for children and young people. After a visit with her in Flemingsberg and throw the school – which was then only a large construction site – he accepted.

About Huge Fastigheter art ventures

After Huge Real Estate builds new is always a certain proportion of the total project cost to art. In the selection process with the art is context, architecture, expectations and visions of important points.

– We are extremely proud that the students of throwing school both to experience and to be co-creators of this unique work. Art should interact with the architecture in a place and help create a sense of belonging and identity. It may also address the deeply personal and make us reflect on ourselves and the world. Brian Eno’s work inspires us as well as property owners in our continued work with art in our developments, says Sophia Mattsson-Linnala, CEO of Huge Fastigheter AB.

* Music genre focusing on the tone and atmosphere rather than the traditional structure of melody and rhythm. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambient_music ambient music can be partially or fully generative.

** Art partly or wholly created by means of an autonomous, “autonomy” system. Within the digital art is usually about algorithms, a set of rules, for example, how a software to act / work.

https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algoritm

77 Million Paintings for throwing School (2016)

Dimensions: 1556mm x 1556mm x 173mm. Technology / Material Software. Eight fixed wall screens. Structure of steel. Built-in speakers. Manual to school.

Artist: Brian Eno Brian Eno
team: Dominic Norman Taylor and Nick Robertson, Lumen London

Technical Producer: Fred Duthy Husband Labrications Ltd

Client: Huge Fastigheter AB, Huddinge municipality’s property.

Art Consultant: Ann Magnusson / AM Public

Working in Sweden: Ann Magnusson, Madelene Gunnarsson / AM Public, Michael Brozen / Sara Lundberg / throwing school, Anders Melin / Huge Fastigheter AB, John Magee / HMXW architects

throw school opened in August 2015 with students from preschool age up to grade six. The preschool has 5 sections for about 100 children, F-6 school has room for about 420 students. Surface: about 8,000 sqm BTA .

Press photos: http://www.mynewsdesk.com/se/huge_fastigheter_ab

Presskontakt:

Cristina Gonzalez Pons, communications manager, Huge Fastigheter AB

cristina.gonzalez.pons@huge.se

08-535329 76

For questions about the art and collaboration with Brian Eno:
Ann Magnusson, art consultant, President, AM Public

ann@ampublic.se

070-424 25 22

Huge Fastigheter AB is one of Sweden’s ten largest municipal property – owner is Huddinge. With humans and the environment in focus owns, develops and manages residential and we are different types of municipal and commercial premises, ranging from schools to recreational and sports facilities and shopping centers. Huge has 270 employees and sales of approximately SEK 1.3 billion. Our vision is to create vitality in Huddinge.

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