Created in 1969, the lighting can be seen from a large room. There, visitors were able to delve deeply into James Turrell's work, to the point of giving up the perception of near and far.
The Inner Way
(Florian Holzherr/CASACOR)
A
camera obscura with no beginning, middle or end was one of Turrell's memorable works. Created in 1999, the artist uses colors to also convey the notion of depth in the environment.
Bullwinkle
(Florian Holzherr/CASACOR)
The work is part of James Turrell's series "
Magnatron ". It consists of a small opening in the shape of an old television that, when observed for a long period of time, has its size dimensioned in the viewer's mind.
Dividing the light
(Florian Holzherr/CASACOR)
The space is lit throughout, with an opening in the ceiling to provide a glimpse of the sky. As a result, at every hour of the day, visitors can immerse themselves in a different piece of art.
Blue Burn
(Florian Holzherr/CASACOR)
Part of the work of Architectural Light,
Blue Burn was created in 2012. The contrasting mix of colors combined with the innovative geometry of the project is what makes
James Turrell 's art stand out.