Tomás Saraceno is an Argentine contemporary artist.Saraceno is also known for his interest in spiders and their webs, which led to the formation of the interdisciplinary community Arachnophilia, a research-driven initiative that refines concepts and ideas related to spider/webs across different forms of knowledge and multiple artistic, scientific and theoretical disciplines.
>>5206559Another Thread about an artistTomás Sánchez >>4978450
very interesting, OP
This is not art.>>>/trash/hidden
>>5212543of course it is
>>5212543Fuck off zoomercoomer, go goon in one of your simp threads and stay there
>>5212696Retard
>>5212697Little zoomzoom :^)
Look at this one
>>5212770BEHOLD, AN ART!If I put this in an acrylic box, I'm basically Monet.
>>5212993Duchamp already settled this with a urinal 100 years ago
>>5213009and yet any blockhead forced to go to a gallery will still say "I could do that"
>>5213019And be correct.
>>5213192>And be correct.Incorrect. He won't do anything but search for a random image on Google and complain. The "blockhead" never actually creates
>>5213230Neither did Tomás Saraceno. The spider created, he just boxed.
>>5213305Can't you see. The creation is a multi-species collaboration.It goes beyond.
sarraceno is making money just like those dudes who try to sell AI made stuff... an artist should get dirty on it, ppl... he's just packin spiderwebs for those who need to buy art to evade taxes...
>>5213774Shut the hell up and just admit you're an arachnid-racist, you damn bigot!How do you explain this one? The spiderweb is not even inside the box!!
>>5213831>How do you explain this one?How do you explain the shit stains on your underwear?
>>5213890Los cocharoaches!
I love this one
Great thread OP
>>5223878Some OC
>>5223878>>5223885amazing pics are these from the same artist?
>>5223887Yes, from his 2022 exhibit at The Shed in NYC. There was also a cool instillation where a laser was passed back and forth a web on one axis, resulting in a holographic or a brain scan effect
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>>5223889>>5223890wow!!! This looks so cool
>>5223891Google the 2022 exhibit, he and his team also built a 50' diameter sphere with two stainless steel nets with embedded speakers guests could lay down on to emulate the sense of vibration a spider uses to navigate its web.
>>5223892It's just that it’s really hard to find photos of this artist. I spent a couple of weeks scraping everything I could just to have them all in the same folder
>>5223906Will upload more of what i have
>>5223917Make me cum bro I'm waiting
>>5212543this is the high-resolution board not the art board you coom brained zoomer artslut
Based spideranon, posting his webs and standing tall against the simp menaceYour efforts are appreciated
>>5206559So does this nigger weave his own spider webs or just have some spiders he puts in a box and takes pictures of their webs?
>>5236989he do both
Spin it!
>>5238219>>5245910>>5247786>>5251086These aren't webs. They're just geometric shapes anchored to the floor and walls by an unecessary amount of wires.
>>5251440>These aren't webs. They're just geometric shapes anchored to the floor and walls by an unecessary amount of wires.So? This thread is about the art of Tomás Saraceno.
>>5251476The guy specifically asked if he makes his own webs, nigga.
>>5251477Imagine thinking a web is strictly defined by spider spit and not the actual geometric tension network. His whole schtick is bridging biomimicry and art, read a book.
>>5251569>geometric tension networkThat's what I'm saying, smartass. There is no network. It's just an object suspended in the air by multiple ropes going directly to the wall.
>>5251605The network isn't holding an object; the network is the object! That is literally how spider webs and tensegrity structures work.
>>5231576Your dad is a gay housekeeper and you were born from a anus….little Brown jenkins, your only purpose inlife is to be lynched in Alabama.
>>5265055I audibly kek'd.
>>5279059almost Fruitiger-like
>>5212770F u
>>5290728chatGPT told me:"This is a study in interconnectedness where the central theme is the ubiquity of anchoring, as each meeting point is both held, holding, and garantor of the tension the whole pattern is bound to, and exists by."I believe myself to be a great AI thinker, so let me know your opinions.
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spiders are truly fascinating animals.the more I study them, the more I realize that, while their interactions with humans have an unpleasant aspect they nevertheless form a kind of symbiotic relationship with us.just like sparrows, they seek out human company because they benefit from it—and we benefit from them.it wasnt until I started getting used to them and looking at them differently that I realized how much more they seem to “communicate” with us than other insects.when you think about how quickly a beetle or a fly can land on you, it's really amazing how rarely you see a spider crossing your body or clothes.its actually always those rare chance encounters that sometimes make you shudder.a friends tarantula would always come out of its hiding place whenever music was playing and would rest a few legs on a glass pane so it could listen better.when I use a glass to move a spider to another spot, I get the impression that it understands what is happening.jumping spiders seem to be able to perceive humans as other living beings quite well, despite the difference in size.if you wave at them from the right distance, they will turn toward you and watch you.I wonder what else these fuckers are aware of, those little seismographs with endless rope mode.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1szti08DwM4
