Tomislav Topić's 'Echoverse' Weaves a Kaleidoscopic Realm of Light and Color

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Artist Tomislav Topić redefines immersive art with his prismatic mesh installations, transforming architectural spaces into dynamic environments of pure sensation. His latest and most ambitious piece, 'Echoverse,' is a monumental 100-foot-long tapestry composed of 451 individual panels layered in 57 distinct colors.This is not a static object but a walk-through experience, a living entity that responds to the viewer's presence. As one moves through the delicate, textile-like structure, the work undergoes a continuous visual metamorphosis; colors merge and separate in a silent, optical symphony.The installation functions on the principles of theatrical set design, where the environment itself becomes an active protagonist. Each colored panel acts as a pixel in a vast, harmonious chorus, its contribution shifting with every angle and footstep.Topić’s meticulous, almost meditative process of layering translucent materials mirrors the unseen labor of world-building in stagecraft. 'Echoverse' does not simply occupy a space—it commands it, constructing a domain of saturated color that feels simultaneously infinite and deeply personal.It is a sensory opera where light is the principal performer and the mesh serves as the scrim, unveiling a more vibrant, dreamlike dimension. By pushing textile art into the realm of architectural intervention, Topić invites the audience to step out of the shadows and become an integral part of the unfolding visual drama.

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