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Exhibitions About News
Exhibitions About News
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No. 0 – Beginning
No. 1 – Pyramid Relief
No. 2 – Hexalum
No. 3 – Pyramid Wave
No. 4 – QR Code
No. 5 – Spike Flower
No. 6 – World
No. 7 – 100 Fragments
No. 8 – Tripod
No. 9 – Luminex
No. 10 – Singularity
No. 11 – Pentominoes
No. 12 – Volatus
No. 13 – Exoresonance
No. 14 – Frigoris
No. 15 – Sonova
No. 16 – Orbium
No. 17 – Fractavia
No. 18 – Neurogrid
No. 19 – Astrophagen
No. 20 – Transfluera
No. 21 – Avimera
No. 22 – Primorbis
No. 9 – Luminex – The disc head-on against a pale wall, yellow and orange hexagons circling an empty white centre
No. 9 – Luminex – The disc from the side, the wreath of white prisms projecting far out of the wall
No. 9 – Luminex – Close-up from a low angle, the front hexagonal cups lined in bright yellow inside
No. 9 – Luminex – Angled view of the whole spiral, the colour travelling from yellow outside to red at the centre
No. 9 – Luminex – Detail, the hexagons growing smaller and darker towards the white centre
No. 9 – Luminex – View from below into the spiral, the red rings lying deep behind the yellow ones
No. 9 – Luminex – The half-finished disc lying on the technical drawing with its measurements and angles
No. 9 – Luminex – The worktable from above, the finished disc among construction drawings, bone folder and scissors
No. 9 – Luminex – The framed work in a bright room above a sofa with yellow cushions

No. 9 – Luminex Paper Relief by Larisa Semke

“Luminex” is a three-dimensional wall installation made of hexagonal paper modules that create a fascinating play of light in a seemingly spiral arrangement. The color palette, ranging from luminous yellow through radiant orange to deep red, symbolizes the transition from sunlight to dusk.

The height differences of the individual elements capture the light, creating a vibrant shadow play that gives each color shade a nuanced brightness, reminiscent of the flickering of light in motion and making the entire pattern resonate with almost kinetic energy.

The precise geometry and rhythmic repetition of shapes reinforce the impression that light is being captured and concentrated in a hypnotic spiral.

Completed:
January 2024
Size:
81 × 81 × 9 cm
Edition:
Unique paper artwork, handcrafted
Material:
Paper 120 g/m², colored drawing paper 130 g/m²
Substrate:
BRAMANTE Whiteboard, bright white, 2200 g/m², 81 × 81 × 0.3 cm
Frame:
white lacquered wood
Parts:
324 pyramids

Exhibition at Jülich, Germany ( 2025)

Exhibition at Düren, Germany ( 2026)

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