Twisting Ekko is an art installation created by the German Artist Thilo Frank, located in Jutland Denmark. The Danish Arts Foundation and Hjallerup Cooperative assigned Thilo Frank the commission that is the first of a three-part public art display. This display is for apart of the “Our Art” project led by the Danish Arts Foundation and Councils.
Courtesy of Thilo Frank
In building the installation a total of 119 wooded struts where used in its assembly. Each slightly angles, giving the impression that the structure is tuning in on it self.
Courtesy of Thilo Frank
As the users move throughout the structure, their footsteps and voices are being recorded for the sole purpose of re-imposing it on the wooden struts. Due to this level of interaction between the structures and the user, adds a whole new personal experience for those using the structure.
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