Argentinian artist Manuel Ameztoy has created Paraísos desplegables (Pop-up Paradises), a site-specific solo exhibition in the Faena Arts Center in Buenos Aires. The installation reaches 630 m² of cut and non-woven fabrics that hang from the ceiling of the space imitating a natural landscape that coexists with real environments of Entre Ríos, his natal place, pictured upon screens. The fragility of material, the delicacy and beauty of colors invite us to get lost between the pieces. Ameztoy’s cut textile exhibition will be on show until August the 12th, 2012.
More information at www.faenaartscenter.org – Via DesignBoom
