Y-Fluo Detector
Magnetic Pull System
Inspired by the microscopic dimensions being investigated by LHC (Large Hadron Collider) at CERN in Geneva, and influenced by the theoretical physics beyond the standard model, the Y-Fluo Detector is composed by a dodecagonal anodized aluminium surface with 17 aluminium modules curved by hands and 34 ping-pong balls in magnetic suspension, in order to create a floating tridimensional pictorial pattern.
Y-Fluo Detector
Anodized aluminium, ping pong balls, wire, magnets, 175x175x25 cm.
Anodized aluminium, ping pong balls, wire, magnets, 175x175x25 cm.
Exhibition view Federico Luger (FL Gallery), photo credit: Cosimo Filippini
Background image credit: CERN (LHC, Atlas Detector) and Michael Hoch (CMS Experiment)
Exhibition view Federico Luger (FL Gallery), photo credit: Cosimo Filippini
Background image credit: CERN (LHC, Atlas Detector) and Michael Hoch (CMS Experiment)
Exhibition view Federico Luger (FL Gallery), photo credit: Cosimo Filippini
Background image credit: CERN (LHC, Atlas Detector) and Michael Hoch (CMS Experiment)
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