Criticism: INVISIBLE HUMAN & VIRTUAL SUNSET

Tobias Klein wanted to make the act of watching the sun go down a shared, interactive experience.

The sense of common experience that encourages the participants before the event Klein submit their own photos of the sunset through his Web site . Then with those on which I provide a basis for the live show, in which the opposite side bears a single map geopositioning line here two chambers on the projector to display a continuous image volume from suspension scaffold consisting of a translucent tube screen.

Rather than simply sit and stare , to watch the sunset , tourists deep thoughts standard practice , encourage the adoption of the hose , to make their way through the cycle of images , for an almost otherworldly effect. It is impossible to resolve the details of each shot ; such a result, it now appears , is not actually see the sun go down , but to change the perception of color , think in a way , you are not alone in your eyes one event .

I think if you present it in a manner that is pretentious enough, people go to the length of feigning an almost transcendent understanding of it to avoid being ostracized. I cannot get the point from the artist he really wants to express to the audience. It just show many pvc rope to us.

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