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All Matter is Smart

 

All Matter is Smart, the third in a series of street facing murals on the exterior of the Barbara Bestor Architecture studio, is a site-specific 103-foot long project from 2007.

 

Digitally produced images and vinyl shapes elaborate the relationship between human, animal, and plant made architectonic forms. As a celebration and eccentric analysis of structural forms, it is conceived as an optimistic gesture. Seen in the imagery is plant cellular structures, buckyballs (the newly discovered 3rd type of carbon, leading to the development of nanostructures), Buckminster Fuller’s Fly Eye Dome building, a giant fly, a dung beetle, a dung ball, the four states of matter, and mysterious carbon emitting ghosts.

Installation team: Eric Beltz, Joel Sherman, Kyle Davancens, Andy Andersen, and Laurel Beckman.

 

Barbara Bestor Architecture

Los Angeles, CA

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