Random Sky (in collaboration with Mark Hereld and Rick Gribenas) 2006
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"Random Sky" (2006) is a large-scale installation by Inigo Manglano-Ovalle featuring a series of blue and white illuminated panels that mimic the effect of a pixelated night sky. The work, which appears as a single wall-like structure, was created in collaboration with artists Mark Hereld and Rick Gribenas. Manglano-Ovalle is known for his exploration of technology and its influence on contemporary life, often incorporating elements of surveillance, security, and information into his art. This work is a mesmerizing example of his aesthetic, with its digital, abstract composition that invites the viewer to contemplate the boundaries between the real and the virtual.
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