◯ unpaid artwork
▼ Moravian Museum
The Venus of Dolní Věstonice, which is almost 30,000 years old, enters the present day in the form of a monumental light object. Its iconic silhouette has been transformed into a polygonal network and now takes on a new, radiant form on the façade of the Moravian Museum. This artwork brings together archaeological heritage, public space, and light as a contemporary medium, enabling one of the oldest symbols of human creativity to engage with the modern city once again.
The installation was created for the Moravian Museum to mark the 100th anniversary of the discovery of the Venus of Dolní Věstonice.
Studio VISUALOVE is a multidisciplinary creative platform dedicated to exploring new forms of visual expression. In their work, they combine light, image, sound, architecture, and interactive elements into spatial installations and experiences that engage all the senses and open space for imagination and emotion.
They are interested in the dialogue between technology and art, between space and the viewer. Each project is seen as an opportunity to experiment and push the boundaries of how stories and ideas can be shared through audiovisual media.
