Fuchsia, Orange & Royal Blue
CEO India|January 2018

Get set to welcome the animated and artful compositions of Nils Völker, a German artist with a talent for choreographed motion

Fuchsia, Orange & Royal Blue

Nils Völker, a Berlin-based artist and creator, excels at transforming everyday items from plastic bags to children’s toys into artful compositions. Each work is brought to life as if it breathes or dances using electronics and programming to direct a perfectly choreographed performance. Known for large art installations such as ‘Twelve’ commissioned by the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Völker has downsized his work exclusively for the MB&F M.A.D.Gallery, focusing on the minute intricacies of motion by expressively using honeycomb elements in his “Fuchsia, Orange & Royal Blue” exhibition.

The spirit of the M.A.D.Gallery is captured in this collection thanks to Völker’s clever transformation of common products into mechanical marvels fusing exacting technology. Watching the honeycomb fans pirouette and twirl in unison is mesmerizing; this kinetic art will forever have us looking at decorations in a new light!

The “Fuchsia, Orange & Royal Blue” exhibition features three animated works of art, each performing an entrancing show as the decorative honeycombs spin, fold, and unfold with choreographed precision similar to an Olympic synchronized swimming team.

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