Welcome to "Dynamic Realities: The Kinetic Art of Carlos Cruz-Diez," a viewing room dedicated to the mesmerizing and innovative works of one of the leading figures in kinetic and optical art. Carlos Cruz-Diez's explorations of color, movement, and perception challenge the way we see and experience art. This exhibition showcases his captivating pieces, which invite viewers to engage with art in a dynamic and interactive way.

Carlos Cruz-Diez's "Chromointerference Manipulable Circulaires" are prime examples of his kinetic sculptures that explore the phenomena of color and perception. Each piece, measuring 50 x 50 x 4 cm, features a mural work with a moving part, encouraging viewers to engage actively with the artwork. This interaction allows the observer to witness the continuous transformation of colors and patterns, creating a visually stimulating experience that evolves with each movement. The vibrant, ever-changing patterns in these works are achieved through the meticulous arrangement of lines and colors, which seem to pulsate and shift as the viewer moves around them. This effect, known as chromointerference, is a hallmark of Cruz-Diez's practice, emphasizing the temporal and spatial dimensions of color. The artist's signature at the back of each piece adds a personal touch, underscoring the meticulous craftsmanship and innovation behind these editions. Cruz-Diez's work transcends traditional static art forms, offering a multi-sensory experience that engages the viewer in the creation of the visual narrative. His kinetic sculptures are not just to be viewed but to be experienced, highlighting the fluid relationship between art and observer. As you explore each "Chromointerference," consider how these works challenge your perception of color and movement, and how they transform the act of viewing into a dynamic interplay of light, space, and time.