Bahar Yurukoglu, a recent MFA graduate of Mass Art in Boston, created an interesting installation using geometric shapes made of acrylic glass, which he illuminated with projected rays of light. The result is a really fantastic display of color and an altering of our perception of space. The two-dimensional shapes become seemingly three-dimensional color fields and shadows. It reminds me of the transformative power of light in shaping the spaces we inhabit. What do you think?
Wow, I am speechless Mary...absolutely gorgeous:) I kept going back and looking at them again and again....
ReplyDeletelike and explosion of color! love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is really amazing. I love the geometry and the transparency of the layers of color. Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
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melissa
It's so beautiful! I wish I could see it in person
ReplyDeleteWow, that's SO cool! I've seen other shadow art, where it's just a grey shadow, but this is really neat because it incorporates all these different colors. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting approach indeed. I think one can spend hours pondering in front of such installations.
ReplyDeleteI'm so drawn to this!
ReplyDeleteYet my mind insists in telling me each one of these colorful edges is really sharp —I'm sure they're not. Intriguing nonetheless!