Store Installation

Piñata Cheese Grater

The second piñata of the set of London-inspired installation art.  In London, I was inspired by companies such as Confetti Systems, which has created installation piñata art in stores, for concerts, and more.  Their work inspired me to test out this medium.

This particular piece was inspired by a building, called the Cheese Grater. The city has great names for their buildings, but hearing them with a foreign ear can leave one thinking...'are we in a city...or a kitchen pantry?' (no rights to images of actual buildings).
 

Piñata Gherkin

The first piece in a set of piñatas inspired by installation art and buildings of London.  This pickle is inspired by the Gherkin building and meant to represent the communication confusion as an American in the UK, where chips mean fries and the Gherkin means a huge building, not a pickled cucumber. 

Installation Airport Art

Beauty is in the eye of the Beholder

Valery Rocha, Arielle Ray, Sarbani Ghosh, Molly Mary Spencer,  Madeline Gonzalez,   Monica Herndon,  Haoyu Wu,  Jade Dibling,  Sean Griffin,  Pimlada Ng Kongkham,

Back Burner

Elysa D. Batista

“Back Burner”. 2009. Mixed Media

SAVAGES

Elysa D. Batista

“SAVAGES”. 2009. Mixed Media.

Existential Switch/ Fact or Fiction

Elysa D. Batista

“Existential Switch/ Fact or Fiction”. 2009. Mixed Media

Sorry PEON… NOPE it’s not OPEN

Elysa D. Batista

“Sorry PEON… NOPE it’s not OPEN”. 2009. Mixed Media

D EFFECTIVE

Elysa D. Batista

“D EFFECTIVE”. 2009. Mixed Media

OFF ON FOF

Off On Fof, exploring perception and semiotics in a 3 D installation, by Elysa Batista