Eleonora Nicoletti
Dancing Screen
Nicoletti, Eleonora
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Abstract
'Dancing Screen' represents the experiment for creating lightweight, kinetic architectural screens that can supply renewable energy generated from sunlight, making it available to people in public spaces. The artwork is composed of flexible photoluminescent modules integrating thin-film photovoltaics, which evoke a dance by moving in the wind and can glow in the dark without electric power. Passers-by can plug their portable electronic devices into the artwork for a free charge.
Citation
Nicoletti, E. (2013). Dancing Screen. [Solar Artwork]. Midland, Michigan
Physical Artefact Type | Artefact |
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Publication Date | Sep 28, 2013 |
Deposit Date | May 11, 2020 |
Public URL | https://uwe-repository.worktribe.com/output/5973115 |
Additional Information | The artwork was exhibited in autumn 2013 in Michigan as part of the solar art festival 'Fall In... Art and Sol'. |
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