别样的红丝线从瀑布的顶端辐射出来,延伸而下,显得很壮观。这是由法国艺术家Pier Fabre为法国Horizons Sancy art and nature festival艺术节而专门在这个美丽的瀑布上安装的这个装置。
Red lines radiate from the top of a waterfall over the pool below in this installation by French artist Pier Fabre for the Horizons Sancy art and nature festival in France.
The 240 bright red strings are suspended in front of a cascade at Egliseneuve d'Entraigues, in the mountainous Sancy region of central France. "My kinetic artwork Dripping... is designed to create an unusual scenic space above the water," Fabre said.
Originating from the top of the eight-metre-high falls, the 20-metre strings curve out in three tiers and appear to end in midair above the water. "Water runs along all the lines and it is scattered from them like rain over the pool below," said Fabre. "This never-ending rainfall is particularly spectacular when backlit, with the sun shining through every droplet."
这些红线通过金属丝连接到河对面的细框上,细框固定在瀑布两边的树木和地面的岩石上,看上去很牢固。
The strings are carried on metal wires, which connect to a thin frame that crosses the river. This frame attaches to trees on either side of the water and is anchored to rocks on the ground.