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A different kind of "Dancing Building"
To the right is a detail of the window in the National Theatre building on the left. In the window, a very David Cernyesque L.E.D. outline of a gogo dancer is shakin' her booty for all she's worth. All this set against one of Prague's most important cultural institutions: the National Theatre. Yet another great example of the marriage between old and new. You have to hand it to the people of Prague. They have a good sense of humour, even architecturally.
To the right is a detail of the window in the National Theatre building on the left. In the window, a very David Cernyesque L.E.D. outline of a gogo dancer is shakin' her booty for all she's worth. All this set against one of Prague's most important cultural institutions: the National Theatre. Yet another great example of the marriage between old and new. You have to hand it to the people of Prague. They have a good sense of humour, even architecturally.
I guess I get what they were trying to implement and it probably looks better from a distance. Does the dancer "dance" or is it static? I don't think the implementation looks very good up close, kinda like putting the square peg in the round hole comes to mind.
ReplyDeletethe dancer does indeed dance!
ReplyDeleteso where's the video???....geesh haha
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