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Voices & Void: An Interactive Art Box

A handcrafted maple box emits voices saying "I love you" which grow louder when opened, silenced when closed. Explore contemporary art themes with language integration. Witness various installations and projects by renowned artists like Rachel Berwick, Julianne Swartz, and more. Delve into the concept of language in art through innovative mediums. Discover the intersection of visual and auditory expressions in modern art. Engage with interactive artworks that invite viewers to immerse themselves in a world of sound and silence. Explore the boundaries of language and communication in artistic creations.

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Voices & Void: An Interactive Art Box

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  1. 當代藝術的主題-語言 610391107 陳亭君

  2. Voice & Void

  3. Ahandcrafted, solid maple box invites viewers to open it. Upon opening, sound emerges from the empty box, numerous voices saying "I love you": These initially soft voices gradually become louder until they are yelling. The chorus of "I love you's" are silenced when the viewer closes the box. Julianne swartz Open,2007 Maple, hardware, electronics, recorded and composed sountrack,14 x 10 3/4 x 17 inches

  4. may-por-é Rachel Berwick http://www.rachelberwick.com/Maypore.php

  5. Easy to remember Lorna Simpson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0s37DpHgiY

  6. 融入藝術中的語言

  7. The Open Library (Michael Clegg & Martin Guttmann) The artists describe the project as a ‘portrait of the community’ and a way of stimulating social imagination and collective responsibility in fragmented urban environments.

  8. wim delvoye

  9. Dimensions:270 × 394 cm Medium:inkjet print on fabric Creation Date:1996

  10. 徐冰〈天書〉

  11. 徐冰 讀風景

  12. 符號

  13. Name Calling Chair, 1990 Vito Acconci (American,born 1940)

  14. Love Grave,2003, installation from the exhibition Forefront, Indianapolis Museum of Art GHADA AMER

  15. Robert Indiana

  16. Nina Katchadourian

  17. Talking Popcorn Nina Katchadourian

  18. Accent Elimination-Nina Katchadourian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WVb211m6SI

  19. Genealogy of the Supermarket Wall installation, 78 framed photographs on wallpapered wall, approximately 12 x 30 feet, 2005

  20. Sorted BooksprojectPictured above:Primitive ArtC-prints, each 12.5 x 19 inches, 2001

  21. Sorted BooksprojectPictured above:A Day at the BeachC-prints, each 12.5 x 19 inches, 2001

  22. Ken Aptekar

  23. 24" x 44" (image size 20" x 40"), digital print on archival bamboo paper, Edition of 42 with 3 AP/s, printed by Ken Allen Studio, NY

  24. after Jean-Baptiste Chardin,La Brioche,1763, Louvre, Paris

  25. OH GROW UP, 201135" x 35" (89cm x 89CM), oil/wood, sandblasted glass, bolts after Asher Durand, The Solitary Oak (The Old Oak), 1844, NY Historical Society Text:OH GROW UP

  26. I Will Survive, 2013

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