Anish Kapoor reveals his first works using Vantablack, the world’s darkest color, in Venice:
What do you get when you combine the Baroque interior of a Venetian palazzo with the bottomless void of the blackest material in the world?
The material in question, which Kapoor has called more of a technology than a paint, was initially developed by the U.K.-based Surrey NanoSystems for military-grade stealth weaponry. The coating, which refracts light and transforms it into heat, consists of millions of carbon nanotubes, which are “grown” in a chamber under powerful lamps.
Installation view of Anish Kapoor’s exhibition at the Palazzo Manfrin, Venice. Photo: © David Levene. . He added, “It’s perfectly straightforward: it’s not a color. It’s a technology. And it’s extremely complicated and sophisticated.”
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