Kaiser Gallery Debuts 'Lateral Perspective' Exhibition From Neon Light Artist Ethan Samaha

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Kaiser Gallery debuts 'Lateral Perspective' exhibition from neon light artist Ethan Samaha tonight

a new exhibition of work by Ethan Samaha that alters the viewer's sense of light and space using subtle shifts in color and form.“Approaching light as a material, instead of illumination of spaces, I’m exploring how light is traveling around the space within Kaiser Gallery,” said Samaha. “Expanding and contracting architectural details using 'color shadows.

In an example of Samaha’s work, “Obscure Sense x3,” five streams of neon light of varying lengths are suspended above an antique chair creating an otherworldly effect. The piece offers a sense of futuristic nostalgia where one can’t avoid thinking of the film Blade Runner. The neon design interacts with the relic seat causing a tension between time and space.

The Museum of Neon Art, founded by neon artist, Lili Lakich, Los Angeles, opened in 1981. The glow and intensity of these bright colors always seem engross and fascinate especially in American popular culture. The process of creating these glowing, colorful bulbs with their pulsing light waves conjures a sense of nostalgia and curiosity.

 

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