The movement meter for Lernacken 2000

"The movement meter for Lernacken" (2000) is a site-specific installation by Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson. This piece, consisting of a circular structure composed of colored glass panels and wire mesh, sits on an open field, inviting viewers to contemplate the interaction of nature, art, and movement. Eliasson's work often explores the relationship between perception, space, and time, and "The movement meter for Lernacken" exemplifies this through its minimalist form and reliance on natural light and wind to create a shifting visual experience. The installation's location on a field contributes to this dynamic, highlighting the interplay between the constructed and the natural.