Another interesting use of light in art is reflections. Like shadows, it can be very effective in conveying movement. From my trip to the Dublin Contemporary exhibition in early October, I came across an artist, who used reflection in beautiful and captivating ways. Aswell as this, some of his pieces have a similar theme to my work- destruction.
Liam O'Callaghan
"Time finds you a good place to fall", 2005
Artist’s impression of installation view,
Materials: wood, fairy lights, plug boards, extension leads, coated tracing, 2 sections, 144 x 96 inches.
"Time finds you a good place to fall", 2005
Artist’s impression of installation view,
Materials: wood, fairy lights, plug boards, extension leads, coated tracing, 2 sections, 144 x 96 inches.
"Chaos and Dreams yet to come", 2005
Materials: Stools, projectors, bunji cord & 200 broken wing mirrors, Dimension variable, Image Courtesy of Artist/ Rubicon Gallery, Collection Irish Museum of Modern Art
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