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✓ Published: 21-Jan-2020
✓ Published: 21-Jan-2020
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Imagine walking into a painting, immersing yourself in one specific colour and almost feeling that colour inside you. This is the idea behind an installation by one of Belgium’s most prominent artists, Ann Veronica Janssens. She here shows Associate Professor in Physics, Troels Petersen, around in the work, which “opens to a kind of infinity.”nn“We are inside a sculpture.” The ceiling of the sculpture ‘Red, Blue and Yellow’ (2001). is covered with LED lighting that is filtered by
Imagine walking into a painting, immersing yourself in one specific colour and almost feeling that colour inside you. This is the idea behind an installation by one of Belgium’s most prominent artists, Ann Veronica Janssens. She here shows Associate Professor in Physics, Troels Petersen, around in the work, which “opens to a kind of infinity.”nn“We are inside a sculpture.” The ceiling of the sculpture ‘Red, Blue and Yellow’ (2001). is covered with LED lighting that is filtered by
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