Waiting for some light at the end of the tunnel is the artist Ahn Pilyun, who fancied putting discarded cardboard boxes and paper to fashion something ingenious. Dubbed as ADAMAO, her large-scale electronic installation is a curvaceous, 54 meter long, 23 meter wide and 2 meter high tunnel that is embedded with built-in audio devices and sensors to record visitors' thoughts. Visitors are welcome to have a look at the installation in the atrium gallery of the Hong Kong Science Park.
recycled cardboard tunnel
Created for the Art in the Park "Art @ Science Park" program, the installation will be at the exhibit that runs from March 28 to April 25.
recycled cardboard tunnel 1
Via: Sina
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