James Turrell has been a leading figure of the Light and Space movement of the 1960s for over half a century as he dedicated his practice to perceptual art, investigating the materiality of light and the limits of human perception.
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James Turrell is creating a monumental sequence of chambers within the canyon floor which will generate a sensorial experience of space, colour and perception. Experiencing the ‘thingness of light’ as well as elements of sky and terrain, the viewer will explore these spaces via a series of tunnels and stairs.
The work examines the very nature of seeing, creating an experience of wordless thought.
The work examines the very nature of seeing, creating an experience of wordless thought.
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