The Language of Forms - When art and mathematics reveal new ways of seeing the world
As part of the exhibition "SHAPES – Beyond Geometry"
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Location : Luxembourg Art Week, Champ du Glacis (Fouerplaatz), L-1628 Luxembourg
Free admission, subject to availability. No prior registration required.
A Luxembourg Art Week admission ticket is required.
Shapes are everywhere. They structure living systems, organise natural phenomena, underpin mathematics, and inspire artists. But how do they become a shared language between science and artistic creation?
In dialogue with the exhibition SHAPES – Beyond Geometry, Cercle Cité, in collaboration with Luxembourg Art Week, invites artist Els Vermang and the exhibition co-curators, Anna Loporcaro and Hugo Parlier, to a conversation exploring the diverse scientific and artistic approaches to form.
Through a practice that brings together art, geometry, and digital technologies, Els Vermang investigates the structures and organisational principles that shape our perception of form. Her work reveals how complex systems can generate new visual and sensory configurations, encouraging audiences to take a fresh look at the relationships between nature, science, and artistic creation.
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The discussion will offer complementary perspectives on the artist’s creative process, the art-work presented in SHAPES – Beyond Geometry., and the curatorial choices that have shaped an exhibition where art, mathematics, and science engage in a dialogue about the ways we perceive and represent the world.
Organisation : Cercle Cité, in collaboration with Luxembourg Art Week
Partners : Université du Luxembourg
Programming : Camilla Cuppini and Marion Vergin
Photos and videos may be taken during this event. If you do not wish to appear in them, please inform the Cercle Cité staff.
