Interactive Neon Mural #23
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Location: The north wall of the History Museum on the Square‘s Historic Fox Theatre
To interact with the mural download this app.
Spidertag is a renowned urban artist known for his Interactive Neon Murals (INM #). This project transforms muralism by engaging viewers and incorporating neon, redefining urban art and large-scale murals. Since 2008, he has explored geometry, abstraction, minimalism, and symbolism through experimentation with an alternative futurist perspective.
Spidertag launched INM # to further his exploration, enabling viewers to modify murals with an app. He blends ancestral designs with neon, creating a Futuristic Primitive aesthetic. In 2015, after extensive research, he discovered flexible neon materials, beginning a groundbreaking journey that took him to major urban art festivals like Pow Wow in Hawaii and Life is Beautiful in Las Vegas. His inspirations include Russian Constructivism, video games, Kinetic art, music, literature, and contemporary muralism, viewed through a hypermodern lens.
Spidertag launched INM # to further his exploration, enabling viewers to modify murals with an app. He blends ancestral designs with neon, creating a Futuristic Primitive aesthetic. In 2015, after extensive research, he discovered flexible neon materials, beginning a groundbreaking journey that took him to major urban art festivals like Pow Wow in Hawaii and Life is Beautiful in Las Vegas. His inspirations include Russian Constructivism, video games, Kinetic art, music, literature, and contemporary muralism, viewed through a hypermodern lens.
When night falls, he puts on a superhero costume to ignite and capture his particular and modern vision of street art…Neonmetry.
Sponsors:
The Spidertag Mural is being brought to fruition through the generosity of Hatch Foundation.
Thank you to all the following donors who contributed to the operational expenses associated with the interactive neon mural at the historic Fox Theater. Your support has helped bring this visionary project to life, enriching our community, and leaving a lasting legacy for future generations: Joshua Albers, Nicole Brown, Scott Whiteley Carter, Angela Duran, Bill Enos, Leslie Forrester, Melissa Henderson Rea, John Johnson, Mary Everett Kromrey, Abigail Lee Lind, Andy Peebles, Meganne Rosen, Carley Baker Unger, Kelsey Watters, Nick Willett, and Vonda Yarberry
