360° room for all colours 2002

Olafur Eliasson created this room for all colours as an environment that embraces the senses through light and colour. It's an immersive experience; a chance to feel how colour shifts and changes our perception. The walls glow with a gradient that moves from pink to purple to yellow. It’s not just about seeing but about feeling the light, how it warms and cools as you move through the space. Eliasson plays with how light bends and reflects, turning a simple room into a landscape of shifting sensations. It reminds me of some of James Turrell’s work, though maybe more playful, less austere. Both artists make you think about the very act of seeing, reminding us that what we perceive is always a construction, a beautiful, ever-changing dance between light, space, and ourselves. It's not just about what the artist made, but what happens when we step inside.