Shadow Play
The shadow art of Kumi Yamashita is simply spectacular! In the example above, the artist uses a piece of aluminum attached to a wall, light hits the object to form a shadow of two people. What? It is crazy like that.
See also: Incredible Shadow Art
Above: City View (2003) – Light, Aluminum, Shadow. Permanent display at the 2nd floor of Nanba Parks Tower, Osaka, Japan.
Light, Aluminum, Shadow. A light is cast on the right side of the wall over each color sheet, which forms shadows of faces.
Exclamation Point (1995), wood, light, cast shadow.
Right: Building Blocks (1997) Light, wood, Shadow. Left: Lovers (1998), aluminum sheet, light, cast shadow.
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