GALI MAY LUCAS
UNITED KINGDOMThese three figures have that typical body posture smartphone users have: their heads are bent, faces lit up by their screens. Our smartphones are with us all the time – in bed, in the train, even on the toilet. They are an extension of our contact with others. As a result, we sometimes focus more on a virtual reality than on one another, something British artist Gali May Lucas makes painfully clear. You can experience the effect this has on others by sitting in between the figures. This sculpture was designed by Lucas, and executed by sculptor Karoline Hinz.
Absorbed by Light is available in 3 different designs.
Photo's:
Header: © Janus van den Eijnden
Slide 1: © Bart Heemskerk
Slide 2: © Bart Heemskerk
length: 2,18 m
width: 1,20 m
height: 1,25 m
About Gali May Lucas
British artist Gali May Lucas (1992) graduated from Falmouth University in Cornwall as a graphic designer. She has been living in Amsterdam for the past three years while working for international brand design agency Design Bridge, which has offices in London, Singapore, New York, and Shanghai. The narrative and original nature of Design Bridge’s concept go hand in hand with Lucas’ own apporach to creativity. In addition, Lucas creates independent work in which she incorporates her photographs and illustrations.