the ambiguity of light makes it an ideal material to manipulate. james turrell’s recent skyspace in norway carves a sky observatory in a chimney room and invites visitors to sit down and soak in the psychedelic color therapy. the liège-guillemins station in belgium is bathed with spurts of vivid hues as artist daniel buren injects colored glass panels into the wavy canopy, causing sunlight to follow the bold palettes.
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