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Artists may alone exhibit at the BLOOOM, unlike other art fairs, galleries and organisations from the creative field. One of them is Dennis McNett. In his 18-year career, artist living in New York City was influenced by the early 80s skateboard and punk rock scene. Often there are dragons and creatures with precise ornaments, which are expressed in graphics, carvings, larger than life sculptures and masks. Contact information is here: Coen brothers. Dennis McNett became known with his individual snowboards, which he designed for the manufacturer of NITRO. In addition to his work for the vans company he designed last making cinematic showcase for Barneys. Another highlight is Daan Roosegaarde from the Netherlands.

Together with designers and engineers, the artist creates works, the deal with the dynamic relationship deal between space, man and technology. His imaginative, interactive installations invite the Viewer to participation. As a laboratory for interactive projects, the Studio developed their own technologies and designs that Roosegaarde has already made a name. in 2009 he received the Dutch design award and was already at exhibitions at the Tate Modern, the National Museum in Tokyo and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London involved. Recently, the Studio Roosegaarde has opened a branch in Shanghai.

The BLOOOM he shows a wall which is composed of hundreds of fans along the work FLOW 5.0. The fans are used by passing on the move. In this way, visitors create an artificial wind and transform the wall visually, so that different patterns. The immediate effect gives the visitors a direct reference to the technology and provides the human body in connection with her. Someone has discovered the BLOOOM as an ideal platform for itself, is represented by the Yasha Young William Robbins, Gallery. The artist was already last year as Elmer exhibitors of the BLOOOM press Lee. He describes his approach, totally unpretentious, as realization of what every day around buzzing in his head and this is reminiscent of the Art Brut. Often, it is fantastic, surreal, brightly coloured, distorted nature. Last year he was enthused by the BLOOOM visitors with an installation consisting of from a huge, grimassenhaften head against a colorful background, which reminded of a fair. This time he will take part with a spectacular presentation. More promising newcomers are expected this year.