Modular art

In this tecnique, the artist produces large modular panels, leading to the center a "L" shape hook.
This panel is called the "Module 0".
You can hang on the hook  smaller items, so "customizing" the work.
The small items are called the "Module 1".
In his exhibits, on the gallery’s left wall there are some modules 0, while the right wall there are some modules 1.
The artist then asks visitors to choose from a wall to fit a module 1, rise it and move it and finally hang it on a hook on the module 0 that he, the viewer, chooses as he likes.
In this way the observer decide the last form of the artwork, he became a co-artist.

Here below are some examples of modular art.

TZADI as ZIONUT, Zionism 

SHIN as SHALOM AL ISRAEL, Peace over Israel.

SAMEKH as SEFARAD, Spain

PE as Pisa

MEM as Morocco

TET as Teheran

SAMEKH as Salonicco

GIMEL as Gaudi'

 

 

 TET as Torino Trash Town