One-way colour tunnel 2007

Olafur Eliasson created this one-way colour tunnel with coloured glass and steel. Imagine him in the studio, figuring out all these angles, like a math wizard in a candy shop! I think about my own process when I see this, you know? Trial and error and intuition, all mixed up together. I can only imagine what it's like trying to contain and direct light in this way. It makes you think about how we see the world, right? I wonder what Eliasson was thinking about when he chose these colours? Purple and pink that fades into yellow, like some kind of psychedelic sunset. Each piece of glass, each line of steel—it’s all carefully planned, but it feels so alive, doesn't it? Art is such an ongoing exchange across time, artists inspiring each other and challenging each other. Ultimately, it’s all about embodied expression and embracing the ambiguities and uncertainties of life, so that multiple interpretations and meanings come into being.