Motus Vitae

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Motus Vitae (life movement) shows a fascinating miracle in the forest of the Lumière Park. This planetarium looks like a mysterious planetary system that lives and breathes technologically, a miniature of an undiscovered place in the universe? We usually see planetariums in a museum, but here in the Almere city park this wonderful system becomes an invitation to be curious about the universe, the planet under your feet, and as a miniature also to find the vulnerability of life fascinating. According to the artists, looking at this work of art is a ritual of surrender to everything we do not yet know, makes us curious and then: chance.

MEET THE ARTISTS:
Louise te Poele often works from photography as a medium, but also makes large sculptures. Her work has been shown at the IJsselbiennale, Unseen Amsterdam, Art Rotterdam, Saatchi Gallery London and many exhibitions internationally. It can also be found in various prominent collections such as those of Museum Arnhem, the Ministry of the Interior and Museum Villa Mondriaan.

Tim Vermeulen often works from technology and designs for theatre performances, such as with Eva Line de Boer, BOG, Club Gewalt and Koen Verheijden, but also as art director for large music shows by Jon Hopkins, Olafur Arnalds, Efterklang and Joep Beving. His autonomous work often focuses on technological research and stylistic experiment. In addition to his own practice, he is part of scenography collective SIDF.

QUOTE FROM THE ARTISTS:
Louise te Poele & Tim Vermeulen: During our working process for ALLUMINOUS Light Art Festival, our work has truly become a natural fusion!

CREDITS:
Concept & design: Louise te Poele, Tim Vermeulen / construction realization: Louise te Poele / design light, video & audio: Tim Vermeulen / technical advice and realization: Merijn Versnel / design interns: Noa Van Ingen & Luuk Peters / assistant Louise: Wout Kemkens / projection support: Guillermo Palacios

Motus Vitae was commissioned by ALLUMINOUS light art festival, in collaboration with Suburbia.