Lorin Roser, an architect-animator associated with N. Kuo Art Studio, presents his latest exhibition, "Tangle In and Out," at Hudson Park Library. It will be on view throughout June and July 2024, with the opening reception on July 19 at 5 p.m.
Roser's work uniquely integrates murals and montage, blending the realms of architecture and animation. His digital representations of architectural spaces introduce elements of time and kinetics, merging reality with abstract fiction. As technology blurs the lines between the virtual and the real, Roser's work explores new forms and practices in architectural space, offering experimental portrayals of three-dimensional environments.
This exhibition invites viewers to experience Roser's innovative designs, which have been showcased in public screenings and video exhibits. Influenced by the teachings of Y. Taniguchi and the work of renowned architects like Rem Koolhaas, Roser brings a distinctive perspective to the intersection of architecture and digital art.
An opening event will be held on July 19 at 5 p.m., featuring live improvised music, poetry, and light refreshments. Additionally, in July, the audience can enjoy a special 7th Avenue window display featuring computer-generated architectonic animations related to the current show, "EnTangle."
To explore more of these future-forward designs, visit the exhibition at Hudson Park Library.
