Piccadilly 2012
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"Piccadilly" (2012) is a minimalist light installation by American artist Robert Irwin. The work features a grid of fluorescent light tubes, arranged in a repeating pattern on a white wall. Irwin is known for his site-specific installations, and "Piccadilly" explores the interaction of light, space, and perception. The fluorescent tubes, which are the primary visual element in the artwork, are arranged in a grid pattern, giving the work a sense of order and structure. The light tubes are arranged in a way that creates a sense of depth and dimension. Irwin's work often explores the relationship between the viewer and the artwork. In "Piccadilly," the viewer is invited to experience the light as a physical and perceptual phenomenon. The installation was created in 2012, and it is a major example of Irwin's commitment to exploring the nature of light and its impact on the human experience.
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