£ 1 000 000 | 1 000 opinions ( where would you allocate £ 1 000 000 of public spending?), Julia Vogl
Vogl is an installation artist who works to challenge social issues through public art.
“…I started to understand the role that public art can have in a community. It can make neighbourhoods safer, it can lead to positive engagement with strangers and generally it can beautify an otherwise neglected area.” – Julia Vogl from an interview with Aesthetica Magazine Blog
Colouring the Invisible, Julia Vogl
In “Colouring the Invisible”, Vogl covers 150 windows of an interior atrium at the School of Slavonic and East European Studies. Her artistic aim is to reflect on the languages spoken there.
Preferences Overview, Julia Vogl
Her rainbow bursts of color grab your attention. I like the interactive aspect of “Preferences Overview”, based off the childhood game of hopscotch. Did you know that game has ancient Roman origins?
Color and pattern are essential elements of Vogl’s work. See more on her website: www.juliavogl.com
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