MILLER Barbara, Transdimensional Space. From Moholy-Nagy to Doctor Who, Leonardo, Vol. 52, n°2, pp.128-134, 2019
More than ever, Moholy-Nagy's influence circulates within contemporary art and visual media. In this essay, the author reconsiders his extended influence in regard to the complex scientific theories of space-time and molecular forces he invokes in Light-Space Modulator. To do so effectively and provocatively, the author brings on board a fictive resource: "Doctor Who". Like the TARDIS, Moholy's kinetic sculpture is conceptually a transdimensional apparatus that figuratively bores through time and space to connect past, present and future and resonates with today's perception of space-time-light entanglement.
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