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Many Suns & Worlds

The Brussels based Vanhaerents Art Collection is hosting the first solo exhibition of Argentinian artist Tomás Saraceno.

Installation View TOMÁS SARACENO, Many suns and worlds, at Vanhaerents Art Collection, Brussels. Courtesy the artist and Vanhaerents Art Collection

Famous for his innovative approaches regarding subjects such as urbanism mobility and ecology, Saraceno created a new site-specific installation for the project space as a part of his ambitious “Cloud Cities” project at the Vanhaerents Art Collection.

“The Cloud Cities series presents Tomás Saraceno’s futuristic vision of a modular and transnational city in the clouds as an achievement of sustainable and emancipatory building practices. The utopic realisation projects a flying city that is slowly gliding through the sky in cloud-like formations of innumerable coequal structures, powered only by thermodynamic atmospheric forces and cosmic energy flows coming for the Sun.”

Vanhaerents Art Collection is featured in the BMW ART GUIDE by INDEPENDENT COLLECTORS.

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Many Suns & Worlds

The Brussels based Vanhaerents Art Collection is hosting the first solo exhibition of Argentinian artist Tomás Saraceno.

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