Janet Echelman

Janet Echelman is a renowned artist based in New York City, known for her captivating and innovative installations that blend art, architecture, and technology. With a global presence, her works have been exhibited in numerous cities around the world, including Milan, Dubai, Beijing, and Vancouver. Echelman's installations, such as the mesmerizing "Skies Painted with Unnumbered Sparks" in Vancouver and the thought-provoking "As If It Were Already Here" in Boston, invite viewers to engage with their surroundings and contemplate the intersection of art and the urban environment.

Using unconventional materials like fiber and light, Echelman creates large-scale sculptures that respond to the natural elements and the movement of people. Her installations have become iconic landmarks in cities, transforming public spaces into immersive and interactive experiences. From her early works like "Trying to hide with Your Tail in the Air" in Vilnius, Lithuania, to her recent projects like "Noli Timere Milan" and "Wadi Namar," Echelman continues to push the boundaries of art and redefine the relationship between art and the public realm.

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