James Turrell Raemar Blue at Albert Jarman blog

James Turrell Raemar Blue. ‘raemar blue’ was created in 1969 by james turrell in light and space style. In raemar, for instance, bluish light pours from the four edges of the secondary wall, making it seem to hang in space, dematerializing the true walls and adding apparent mass to the partition. He is considered the master. James turrell, “key lime” (1994), wedgework: James turrell (born may 6, 1943) is an american artist known for his work within the light and space movement. ‘raemar, blue‘, james turrell, 1969 ‘raemar, blue‘, james turrell, 1969. Raemar, blue, one of turrell’s most recognisable and significant ‘shallow space constructions’, uses light, space and architecture to create an “immersive spatial environment”. Physically and psychologically enthralling, it floods the room in which it is housed with blue light, enveloping its viewers in a deep cobalt hue. In his ‘shallow space constructions’, james turrell combines architecture, sculpture, light and space to completely envelop the viewer in a coloured atmosphere.

James turrell, “key lime” (1994), wedgework: ‘raemar, blue‘, james turrell, 1969 ‘raemar, blue‘, james turrell, 1969. He is considered the master. Raemar, blue, one of turrell’s most recognisable and significant ‘shallow space constructions’, uses light, space and architecture to create an “immersive spatial environment”. ‘raemar blue’ was created in 1969 by james turrell in light and space style. In his ‘shallow space constructions’, james turrell combines architecture, sculpture, light and space to completely envelop the viewer in a coloured atmosphere. In raemar, for instance, bluish light pours from the four edges of the secondary wall, making it seem to hang in space, dematerializing the true walls and adding apparent mass to the partition. Physically and psychologically enthralling, it floods the room in which it is housed with blue light, enveloping its viewers in a deep cobalt hue. James turrell (born may 6, 1943) is an american artist known for his work within the light and space movement.

Raemar Blue, 1969 James Turrell

James Turrell Raemar Blue In his ‘shallow space constructions’, james turrell combines architecture, sculpture, light and space to completely envelop the viewer in a coloured atmosphere. In raemar, for instance, bluish light pours from the four edges of the secondary wall, making it seem to hang in space, dematerializing the true walls and adding apparent mass to the partition. ‘raemar blue’ was created in 1969 by james turrell in light and space style. Physically and psychologically enthralling, it floods the room in which it is housed with blue light, enveloping its viewers in a deep cobalt hue. He is considered the master. Raemar, blue, one of turrell’s most recognisable and significant ‘shallow space constructions’, uses light, space and architecture to create an “immersive spatial environment”. James turrell, “key lime” (1994), wedgework: In his ‘shallow space constructions’, james turrell combines architecture, sculpture, light and space to completely envelop the viewer in a coloured atmosphere. ‘raemar, blue‘, james turrell, 1969 ‘raemar, blue‘, james turrell, 1969. James turrell (born may 6, 1943) is an american artist known for his work within the light and space movement.