Minigolf sculpture park
feld72 designed the first of a total of 12 miniature golf courses for the sculpture park “MQ Amore” on the forecourt of the MuseumsQuartier, Wien. In a setting of 38 red minigolf balls the actual game ball itself becomes an obstacle that “loses” its interchangeability. The work was signed in Braille formed from balls. Thus the camouflaged authorship itself becomes an element of the playful environment. With the materials used — Danube shell limestone and brass — the minigolf course makes a reference to the architecture of the Leopold Museum, which nominated feld72 for the design. The installation itself thus becomes an artefact in the forecourt of the institution.
Artists: feld72 (Leopold Museum), Anastasiya Yarovenko (Kunsthalle Wien), heri&salli (Architekturzentrum), PLOP – Bernd und Thomas Oppl (Q21), Bildstein | Glatz (MuseumsQuartier)
Minigolf sculpture park
feld72 designed the first of a total of 12 miniature golf courses for the sculpture park “MQ Amore” on the forecourt of the MuseumsQuartier, Wien. In a setting of 38 red minigolf balls the actual game ball itself becomes an obstacle that “loses” its interchangeability. The work was signed in Braille formed from balls. Thus the camouflaged authorship itself becomes an element of the playful environment. With the materials used — Danube shell limestone and brass — the minigolf course makes a reference to the architecture of the Leopold Museum, which nominated feld72 for the design. The installation itself thus becomes an artefact in the forecourt of the institution.
Artists: feld72 (Leopold Museum), Anastasiya Yarovenko (Kunsthalle Wien), heri&salli (Architekturzentrum), PLOP – Bernd und Thomas Oppl (Q21), Bildstein | Glatz (MuseumsQuartier)
