Result of collaboration between the CMS Experiment – CERN (The European Organization for Nuclear Research), “Wilson Tour Majestic” it consists of a PVC digital print (6 x 25,5 meters) on the facade of the MEF Museum of Turin. It depicts the largest particle detector at the Large Hadron Collider of Geneva, in front of which are “pasted”, in digital post-production, a series of giant Wilson tennis balls deliberately distorted. The most ambitious machine ever built by humankind – intended for probing the mysteries of the universe by crashing particle beams at crazy energies – becomes a bridge between spaces and disciplines.
WILSON TOUR MAJESTIC, 2015. Inkjet print on PVC, 2500×560 cm. Installation view photo credit: Beppe Giardino.
WILSON TOUR MAJESTIC, 2015
On the roof with Michael Hoch and Silvia Maselli of the CMS Experiment
WILSON TOUR MAJESTIC, 2015
On the roof with Michael Hoch and Silvia Maselli of the CMS Experiment
WILSON TOUR MAJESTIC, 2015
On the roof with Michael Hoch and Silvia Maselli of the CMS Experiment