Titled “FUTURALAND”, the space-themed art exhibition will feature Futura’s largest public installation to date
Hong Kong-based creative studio AllRightsReserved is collaborating with legendary graffiti artist, Futura (also known as FUTURA2000), to present a visual art exhibition in partnership with Belowground at Landmark Atrium.
Set to take place from June 3 to 16, the exhibition will revolve around the theme of outer space and mark Futura’s first experiential exploration of space and intergalactic travel. Visitors will be able to peruse a six-metre-tall rocket ship surrounded by seven FL-006 sculptural forms, which is expected to be the largest public installation curated by the artist to date.
Futura has made a name for himself across a wide range of art mediums including canvas, paper, sculpture and commercial applications, who is renowned for his radical approach to abstract art since the 1970s. The New York-based contemporary artist is particularly interested in exploring the potentials of the future in both advancements of humanity and technology, with extra-terrestrial beings one of the most iconic motifs in his work.
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