TECHNOLOGY STUDIO | ART GALLERY

The pavilion is located at a central point in Tel Aviv University, near the Gilman Building of the Humanities and the School of Engineering building. The location guarantees easy and inviting access to the nearby lawn. The gallery presents a single work of art called 0.16 by the artist Aram Bartholl. Represents a light in which the shadows of passers-by turn into pixels. The design is intended to contain the resolution of the large-scale work of the structure and create a three-dimensional structure that will attract the audience. The work of art requires a dark environment, with the exception of the projector used for representation, therefore the structure is completely closed with the entrance of focused natural light through two slits in the walls of the shell.

ARAM BARTHOLL
0,16
Light installation
2009-2013
Dimensions:530x 280 x35 cm
Materials: MDF 19mm, HDF 3mm ,
transparent paper, ETC Source Four
zoom 25-50° 750W, tripod, dimmer

PROGRAM

Net functional areas- 8.2 MS

Services central space-11.8 MS

Entrance hall- 30 MS

Construction areas including gross-55 MS

There is one entrance to the building, through a narrow partition made of glass bricks transparent through which you can see the movement of people through the building, but not absolutely. The art pavilion is made of exposed concrete and has an exterior finish of plaster, in a combination of dry construction of glass bricks in the shell of the entrance wall for a building, when the building has regular and accessible services, total area development Benches, trees for shade and stairs to go down to the lawn.

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