The Bindu Shards by James Turrell is a 'Perceptual Cell'
Meghan Young — November 20, 2010 — Art & Design
Trend Hunter may have featured light shows before, but nothing was ever as transcendent as this Bindu Shards art installation. Described as a "perceptual cell" by artist and creator James Turrell, it brings people into a state of ecstasy during the 15 minutes they are inside the sphere.
Currently being exhibited at the Gagosian Gallery in London, the Bindu Shards light show messes with your senses and perceptions so much that once inside, "you do not know what is inside and outside your head," according to The Guardian art writer Jonathan Jones.
Currently being exhibited at the Gagosian Gallery in London, the Bindu Shards light show messes with your senses and perceptions so much that once inside, "you do not know what is inside and outside your head," according to The Guardian art writer Jonathan Jones.
Trend Themes
1. Perceptual Art Installations - Creating immersive experiences that alter the senses and perceptions to induce ecstasy and transcendence.
2. Light Show Technology - Innovating the use of lights and projections to create unique and transformative experiences.
3. Sensory Deprivation Chambers - Exploring the effects of total sensory deprivation on the human mind and body for therapeutic and transformative purposes.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Pushing the boundaries of art and design by exploring new ways to create transformative and immersive experiences.
2. Entertainment and Events - Incorporating new forms of immersive technology and sensory experiences to entertain audiences at events and attractions.
3. Wellness and Therapy - Expanding innovative therapies that use altered states of consciousness, sensory deprivation, and transformative experiences to treat mental health.
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