SNEAKY SERPENTS
SNEAKY SERPENTS
TROPISME ART AND SCIENCE COLLECTIVE
THE NETHERLANDS
Sneaky Serpents is an installation by Tropism, a collective made up of six artists. The serpents slither across the ground like underwater glow worms until someone along the side of the canal claps or yells. Then consequently scurry away, back into the warm sludge that is their hiding place.
Photo's:
Cover: Copyright Janus van den Eijnden
Slider: Norrkoping
Size adjustable to circumstances
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suitable for on water
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suitable for land
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this artwork is suitable
for suspension
About Tropisme Art and Science Collective
Tropism was founded in 1986 and consists of a collection of artists, photographers, media artists, designers, cinematographers and scientists. In their work the Tropists try to depict natural phenomena in new and unusual ways. Like Menno Schrap, Paul Godschalk, Robin Noorda and Alfred Marseille are doing with ‘You Lookin’ at me?’.
