INsite photos by Kate Joyce. Mies’ Farnsworth House by Luftwerk

On Thursday we announced the presentation of INsite by Luftwerk -Chicago-based artists Petra Bachmaier and Sean Gallero.

INsite por Luftwerk. Photography © Kate Joyce.

The spectacular first photos of the project, by Kate Joyce, do not disappoint and we assume that everyone will like to be there. The proposal by Luftwerk, INsite, highlighting the structural power and transparency of the Farnsworth House, is being performed and living this weekend.

INsite is being performed at Farnsworth House featuring original music by percussionist Owen Clayton Condon and curated by Steve Dietz, President and Artistic Director of Northern Lights.mn.

When.- Opening Night. Friday, October 17.4pm-10pm. October 17 to 20, 2014

Where.- Experience INsite installation with live performance, guest speaker, hors d’oeuvres, wine and refreshments, and luxury coach transportation from and to downtown Chicago. Purchase Opening Night Tickets.

To learn more and purchase tickets please visit.- farnsworthhouse.org

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Petra Bachmaier, Sean Gallero. LUFTWERK

Luftwerk is the collaborative vision and artistic practice of Petra Bachmaier and Sean Gallero. The duo have been working together for over 10 years, creating art installations that merge the elements of light and video with the sculptural aspects of architecture and design. In 2010 Luftwerk was commissioned to create a new media exhibit for Frank Lloyd Wright’s centennial celebration of The Robie House. Since then Bachmaier and Gallero have discovered a resonance with architecture and the experience of space and site, developing several projects that transform architecture into a canvas of light and motion. Their projects open a new dialogue of rediscovery that bridges history and contemporary media of public spaces and landmark structures. Currently they are engaged with The National Trust of Historic Preservation to create an immersive site-specific exhibit for the Farnsworth House in Plano, IL.