Light artists illuminate London's Hayward Gallery

http://www.wallpaper.com/art/light-artists-illuminate-londons-hayward-gallery/6314

'Rose', by Ann Veronica Janssens, 2007

'You and I, Horizontal', by Anthony McCall, 2005

'Light Steps', by Brigitte Kowanz, 1990-2013. 

'Chromosaturation', by Carlos Cruz-Diez, 1965-2013.

'Throw', by Ceal Floyer, 1997

'Slow Arc inside a Cube IV', by Conrad Shawcross, 2009.

'Magic Hour', by David Batchelor, 2004-2007.

'Cylinder II' (foreground), by Leo Villareal, 2012.

'Exploded View (Commuters)', by Jim Campbell, 2011.

Depth of Light

Cloud installation by Mason Studio, Toronto
This installation is an interactive installation created by the Mason Studio in Toronto. The website is http://retaildesignblog.net/2013/03/04/cloud-installation-by-mason-studio-toronto/
I think this installation is beneficial to us (even though it is not a colour installation), it is an interactive one. Some students used interaction of students and the audience in the last project and proved it was very effective e.g. Rinni and the shadow his head projected.
This installation works by as you walk past lights in side the forms turn on and off. The shadows create depth and movement in a static object

Dan Flavin, 1976, Varese Corridor in the Panza Collection, Italy.

 

 

 

Flavin's work is generally formal... ie light as form... rather than spatial. Typically he does not use projected light, and neither does he in corridor project, but here the lit rooms spill their light into adjacent spaces, and in this way he 'composes', with light, dramatic spatial effects.

"Parmenides I"

Here is a cool video

Dev Harlan

RGB Fabulous Landscapes

The difference is interesting in this series of images, where it becomes clearer when more colour sources are used, as opposed to the above images, where it is more obscure.

Italian based artist team; Carvonsky.

James Turrell

Much of Turrell's work appears so simple but similarly to Eliasson he uses colour's emmersive qualities to create  surreal spaces which play with depth/ flatness and three dimensionality of light. These images can only convey a mere sense of what it is like to experience his work 1:1 in the flesh.

Olafur Eliasson

Naomi has already posted an example of Eliasson's work but I thought I would add a few more to get the inspiration flowing. Eliasson's work bridges art installation and architecture to create immersive atmospheres, often utilising colour to aide this.




The Weather Project in the Tate Modern Turbine Hall

'Your Atmospheric Atlas'

'Your Rainbow Panorama'