In 2007, Angelino Artworks had the opportunity to collaborate once again with Mariko Mori. Her new artwork was “Tom Na Current”, a colossal glass monolith exhibited in New York at the Jeffrey Deitch Art Gallery.
Numerous teams were involved in this project. The glass was crafted by a workshop in Padua, while the lighting system was connected to the Super-K neutrino observatory.
In fact, whenever a supernova explodes and fades, Tom Na H-Iu emits light, making it unique every time it is viewed.
Tom Na H-Iu draws inspiration from Celtic myths about death and rebirth, aiming to rekindle such themes in our modern world. In 2010, a new rendition was created and installed in Tōnoshō, Japan.
Tom Na H-Iu
Tom Na H-Iu
Mariko Mori
Our collaboration with the Japanese artist Mariko Mori began in 2002 during the creation of Wave UFO and has continued ever since. Her work draws inspiration from both traditional Japanese culture and modern technology, blending them together with her visionary ...
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