discover the highlights of qatar’s public art landscape, including louise bourgeois’ colossal spider sculpture and olafur eliasson's mirrored pavilions.

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employing materials evocative of transatlantic voyages, such as canvas and ropes, ernesto neto crafts a series of intricate installations at MAAT.

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designboom speaks with ernesto neto about hope, spirituality and nature ahead of his participation at this year's engadin art talks.

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brazilian artist ernesto neto has brought his immersive environments of vibrant color, fragrance and sound to new york’s tanya bonakdar gallery.

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the large-scale installation is a colossal spiraling structure that highlights the cyclical relationship between the sun and the sea to produce life on earth.

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with nearly half a million people passing through the site daily, the immersive installation functions as a meeting place and a venue for interaction and meditation.

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for his solo show at helsinki's kiasma museum, the brazilian artist pays homage to the traditions and rituals of a group of indigenous peoples living in the amazon rainforest.

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the collaborative journey and the resulting artworks shares the tribes' sacred forms of expression, art, ritual, and knowledge through oral history, music, drawings, weavings, and everyday objects.

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visitors are prohibited to interact with the art on display, where ernesto neto beckons the audience to experience his installations on a multi-sensory level.

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occupying the tactile, walk-in structure are stretchy semi-transparent fabric tubes, likening themselves to bodily membranes and evoking the sense of being inside a womb.

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