Roto-Riso is a modular kinetic installation inspired by Duchamp’s Rotoreliefs and Op Art, reimagined through contemporary media practices. The project is an exploration of motion, illusion, and cultural patterns through RISO-printed spinning discs. With adjustable speed, direction, and swappable parts, Roto-Riso is an interactive and participatory experience designed for first-year students. It merges art history, design, kinetic imaging, and printmaking in an interdisciplinary introduction to time-based media.
Roto-Riso / Varvara Guljajeva - Photo: Varvara Guljajeva
Exhibit
Roto-Riso
Varvara Guljajeva (EE)
Roto-Riso / Varvara Guljajeva - Photo: Varvara Guljajeva
Roto-Riso / Varvara Guljajeva - Photo: Varvara Guljajeva
Credits
Teaching Assistant: Rhassan Rachdi I Students involved: Liyan Abu Taleb, Alghalya Al-Emadi, Haya Al-Emadi, Amna Aljaber, Alya Al-Jamal, Alreem Al-Moslamani, Nouf Al-Kuwari, Noor Al-Shareef, Maryam AlKuwari, Alya Altamimi, Talia El Zein, Alfajer Ghanem, Ifrah Khan, Sumaiya Rawothapillai, Adnan Abdul Ghaffar, Douha Al Hiraky, Shaikha Al-Maadhadi, Dima Al-Marri, Mooza Al-Mohannadi, Maryam Al-Mulla, Fatima Al-Sumaiti, Eman Ba Hakam, Kristen DSilva, Abeeha Fawad Khan, Malika Hashem, Haya Kandakji, Lamis Khalid, Kaela Pablo, Syed Abdul Rasheed, Noof Al-Ahbabi I Riso print: Eman Makki I Woodwork: Shankar Padmanabhan
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