Permanent exhibit at the Copenhagen Contemporary art museum.
A light installation exploring immersion by masking conventional spatial cues.
Atmosphere, immersion, sublime.
Visual.
Custom light and space design.
HMD VR, maybe.
Artist: James Turrell, 2021. More about the work.
Energy consumption of objects, that can be perceived in an ‘ambient display’ through light representing and making visible the actual flow of electricity.
A fluid audiovisual Op-Art experience.
Pre-generated projection is combined with choreography such that the dancer appears to interact with the computer graphics.
The use of the light balloons helps to redraw and help us imagine history for those of us who were never able to see it. These light balloons in a way help create a design space through the whole city that can experienced different ways from different places. For instance the experience and scale of the space would be thought of differently from a viewer from an airplane window and also someone walking through the streets.
