Three Elements : Circle
Date/ 1997-2000
Artist(Credit Line)/ Nam June Paik
Classification/ Installation
- I Wrote it in Tokyo in 1954
- Beuys Vox
- Magnet TV
- Nixon TV
- TV Crown
- Swiss Clock
- Participation TV
- TV Garden
- TV Fish (Video Fish)
- TV Buddha
- TV Clock
- Moon is the Oldest TV
- Candle TV
- Real Fish/Live Fish
- Three Elements :Square
- Three Elements : Triangle
- Three Elements : Circle
- Elephant Cart
- Think Loud
- Piano & Letters
- Rabbit inhabits the moon
- Ideas You Believe are Absurd Ultimately Lead to Success
- Eclipse
- No.1 Video Chandelier
- Transmission Tower
Dimensions / 287×234×122cm
Medium / Lasers, mirrored chambers, prisms, motors, smoke
Three Elements which debuted at Nam June Paik’s World held at the New York Guggenheim Museum in 2000 and was produced collaboratively by Paik and laser installation expert Norman Ballard, symbolizes the image of water, fire, and earth in triangle, circle, and square. The laser light, incessantly moving at a fast pace, introduces a dynamic and mystical vision to the viewers. Paik’s laser work, in which the non-linear time-space Paik had been experimenting all his life through music, TVs, and videos, seeks communication through electronic media while presenting the macro-vision of attempting to connect with the entire world, or even the cosmos at large.
Medium / Lasers, mirrored chambers, prisms, motors, smoke
Three Elements which debuted at Nam June Paik’s World held at the New York Guggenheim Museum in 2000 and was produced collaboratively by Paik and laser installation expert Norman Ballard, symbolizes the image of water, fire, and earth in triangle, circle, and square. The laser light, incessantly moving at a fast pace, introduces a dynamic and mystical vision to the viewers. Paik’s laser work, in which the non-linear time-space Paik had been experimenting all his life through music, TVs, and videos, seeks communication through electronic media while presenting the macro-vision of attempting to connect with the entire world, or even the cosmos at large.