O`MOM
MON *BERLIN EDITION 2019
The urban space is the driving force in the work of the artists Teco de Luccia (Brazil), Dudu Maluf (Brazil) and Oliver Tschernick (Germany). The collective O’mom, was formed to articulate their thoughts on society, globalization, urban trends and identity through sculpture, painting and graffiti.
Representative of the collective´s work is the installation "Tilt", 2019. The inflatable is a tribute to the 1988 anime movie “Akira” by the Japanese director Katsuhiro Otomo. The movie is set in the year 2019, in a post-nuclear futuristic Tokyo. Tilt was the only exterior installation at the 2019 Berlin Edition of Museum of Now.
TILT
The prophecy of Katsuhiro Otomos was set 30 years ago. The prediction takes place in 2019, the year of a post-nuclear catastrophe and the year in which Tilt begins the time loop between cinematic, illustrative and urban art.
As the only exterior work the inflatable installation was prominently placed at the entrance of the museum facing the street and the internal courtyard. The appearance of the sculpture was transforming depending on the time of day, supported by the sound and light installation from inside the sculpture.
TILT
O´mom
2019
Mixed media
Museum of Now *Berlin Edition
Photo by urbanpresents
TILT
O´mom
Mixed media
Museum of Now *Berlin Edition
Photo by Sebastian Pollin
