A naked, vibrating light bulb coil creates a sound. This installation is as simple as that.
The exhibit space was divided into two. One was the Day Room into which daylight poured, the other pitch black. I didn't really understand the Day Room, but the dark one was had beautiful electric coils set up, and they gave off a frizzling sound. Light bulbs placed in high positions had a high pitch, the ones on the ground had a low one.

Once you step into the dark room and look into the soft light, you are hit by an exotic feeling, like you have just traveled back in time to the ancient Tigris-Euphrates Civilization. Then, sitting in a slightly hard sofa, the bulbs don't just make noise, they begin to play music. This is quite Arabian. By just hanging naked light bulbs in a dark room, the space turns from shabby to cosmic. And sometimes a certain melancholy, like an old street lamp, hangs in the air. The experience is of the light bulb's multifaceted expressiveness.

The team that created this installation, artificial, has been displaying their light bulb works for a while now. Of the 100 or so light bulbs that they found and purchased in a market, perhaps 80 have been used already. With only a few left, after seeing these images, you may want to become French! Check out their website and hurry to an exhibition!

artificiel's Site
http://www.artificiel.org/

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