Fluorama

Fluorama represents a specialized intersection of sculpture, light, and cinema. Most notably recognized as a micro-architectural device created by French artist Le Gentil Garçon, the project serves as a vessel for the film The Rise and Fall of Black Light City. This practice centers on the Fluovision technique, which utilizes physical materials to simulate digital aesthetics. The work is defined by the use of fluorescent tape and black light to mimic the sharp, precise lines of vector graphics. Beyond the sculptural installations, the name encompasses a broader exploration of luminescence, including collage light works and specialized fluorescent media that challenge the perception of space and depth through high-contrast color.