Natuurlijk licht/kunstmatig landschap
Natuurlijk licht/kunstmatig landschap
Natuurlijk licht/kunstmatig landschap is a six-metre-long line composed of a series of small glass cubes that refract, reflect, and transform the color of natural light.
The work plays with the refraction of light, causing a disturbance in the field of vision, an unexpected visual glitch in the landscape.
Natuurlijk licht/kunstmatig landschap was developed for the art route between De Wijk and IJhorst, organized by Grensloos Kunst Verkennen, and can be visited in May. Thanks to Joep Stolp and Mila Baumann. Photos by Astrid Moors, Dorine van der Ploeg, and Dineke Behrend.
Dim. 4.5 × 4.5 × 600 cm
Dichroic glass, aluminum