The exhibition focuses on the links between the fields of the visual arts and technology, as well as the influence that the history of the sciences and technology has exercised on contemporary arts.
It was the ideal place to take refuge on a chilly Sunday afternoon.
I was immediately attracted to an installation with a vespa, showing its different parts and how they fit together. Like an autopsy of sorts. There was something kind of poetic in the way all the parts were hanging from the ceiling.
Unfortunately I forgot to check what the name of this piece was, but here is my attempt at capturing it.
Imagine all the pieces floating in the room |
Each part had a different colour, though |
It was a very popular attraction, with many people waiting to see what the machine would do next.
I was surprised at the number of visitors in the museum, to be honest. Excellent occasion to quickly capture people on paper.
A guided tour was taking place. Unfortunately I was too far to hear what was being said |
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