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EPISODE · Dec 8, 2019 · 50 MIN

HYBYCOZO: Building blocks of life, art and public spaces with Yelena Filipchuk

from Green Planet Blue Planet Podcast · host Julian Guderley

HYBYCOZO, the Hyperspace Bypass Construction Zone, is a series of large scale installations and artworks that investigate geometric exploration through light, shadow, and perception. Today we talk about: - Art as a living meditation - Art inspired by the integrity and building blocks of the universe - Burning Man and other hotspots HYBYCOZO has designed public art for The project is inspired by the intersection of math, science, technology, material, and light. HYBYCOZO consists of Yelena Filipchuk and Serge Beaulieu, plus an assortment of expert fabricators, handlers, installers, and a powerful community. We create, fabricate, and install artwork throughout the world. Yelena Filipchuk currently resides in Oakland developing her craft and growing her practice as an artist and educator. CURRENT PERMANENT PUBLIC ARTWORKS Oakland Public Art Commission - Hanover Public Plaza, Oakland Downtown Dubai for Emaar, Dubai Mall, UAE Maltepe Piazza for Rönesans, Istanbul TR Featured at Burning Man multiple time, including the actual Burning Man And co-creators at Zerospace New York

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