La coleccionista de luces 2012

Francis Naranjo’s installation, "La coleccionista de luces" (The Collector of Lights), uses light and projection to create an immersive experience. It's like the artist is playing with perception itself. The red and green lights feel almost tangible in the dark space; each beam is a deliberate stroke. Notice how the geometries of light interact with the architectural space of the room. These aren't just lights; they're lines, shapes, and volumes that redefine the space. The videos projected on the walls add another layer of complexity. I wonder if Naranjo was thinking about artists like Dan Flavin, who used fluorescent lights to transform spaces? Both invite us to reconsider our relationship with light, space, and vision. Ultimately, "La coleccionista de luces" is about how we collect, interpret, and experience light – and by extension, the world around us. It's a space for meditation, a place to lose yourself in the glow.