We visited the Bassins des Lumières incredible art and music show at the World War Two "Base sous-marine" (Submarine Base) in Bordeaux, France.
In this video you'll see the show "Foreign Nature" by Julius Horsthuis shown in The Cube section of the art installation.
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Official description:
In Foreign Nature, Julius Horsthuis employs computer generated fractals.
Mostly organised in two parts, we travel first through mysterious industrial and mechanical landscapes and then into enigmatic organic alien-like landscapes and forms. From a mutating vegetal cathedral to a breathing hybrid
organic-machine heart, it is easy to see in these worlds familiar forms that are part of our existence or have shaped our fantasies and dreams.
Born in 1980 in The Netherlands, Julius Horsthuis is a digital artist known for his extensive use of fractals. His creations have been showcased in notable films and series like the Academy Award-winning Manchester by the Sea (2016), Koning van Katoren (2012), as well as at various music and art festivals such as Coachella Music and Arts Festival, IDFA, Art Futura, and the SAT Symposium in Montréal.
Music:
'Ignis' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au
'Decoherence' by Scott Buckley - released under CC-BY 4.0. www.scottbuckley.com.au