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Colourscape

Colourscape is a series of large-scale, immersive kinetic art sculptures and performance environments originally created by the British artist and mathematician Peter Jones (1939–2023) in the early 1970s.

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Owner
Eye Music Trust / Cwmni Colourscape
Artist
Peter Jones and Lynne Dickens
Dimensions
Variable (up to 100 chambers)
Medium
Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), air, natural light
Type
Installation art, Kinetic art, Pneumatic structure
Year
1970–present

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Colourscape

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples60
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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Colourscape

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related to Origins and Spaceplace (1960s) · 15
Colourscape → Art, Collaborating, De Stijl, In, Jones, London, Maurice Agis, Modern Art Oxford, MOMA Oxford, Museum, Peter Jones, Saint Martin's School, Space Structure Workshop, Spaceplace, Woolwich
related to Evolution into Colourscape (1970s–Present) · 13
Colourscape → Colour Village, Cwmni Colourscape, He, Jones, Lynne Dickens, PVC, Seeking, Serpentine Gallery, Spaceplace, The, The Eye Music Trust, Towards, UK
related to Notable works · 7
Colourscape → Festival One, First, Large-scale, Moonorooni, Oxford/Amsterdam, Rigid, Spaceplace
related to Reception and legacy · 6
Colourscape → Ant Farm, Eye Music Trust, Haus-Rucker-Co, Peter Jones, United Kingdom, While
related to Phenomenology and perception · 5
Colourscape → By, Ganzfeld, Jones, The, Unlike
is a · 2
Colourscape → Ganzfeld environment designed to be experienced from within, series of large-scale
Artist · 1
Colourscape → Peter Jones and Lynne Dickens
Dimensions · 1
Colourscape → Variable (up to 100 chambers)
Medium · 1
Colourscape → Polyvinyl chloride (PVC), air, natural light
Owner · 1
Colourscape → Eye Music Trust / Cwmni Colourscape

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jones art spaceplace structures early peter pvc 1970s 1960s artist light work agis perception pneumatic structure eye music trust air

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ColourscapeArtistPeter Jones and Lynne Dickens1.00infobox
ColourscapeDimensionsVariable (up to 100 chambers)1.00infobox
ColourscapeMediumPolyvinyl chloride (PVC), air, natural light1.00infobox
ColourscapeOwnerEye Music Trust / Cwmni Colourscape1.00infobox
ColourscapeTypeInstallation art, Kinetic art, Pneumatic structure1.00infobox
ColourscapeWebsitewww.eyemusic.org.uk/colourscape/colourscape_info.html1.00infobox
ColourscapeYear1970–present1.00infobox
Colourscapeis aseries of large-scale0.90text
Colourscapeis aGanzfeld environment designed to be experienced from within0.90text
Ant Farminstance ofsharing features with the work of groups0.80text
Haus-Rucker-Coinstance ofsharing features with the work of groups0.80text
which used inflatable forms to challenge conventional permanent architecture.Peter Jonesinstance ofsharing features with the work of groups0.80text

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