This past week we also had an art exhibit on display called the Architect of Air Luminarium. The artist hand sewed colored PVC together to form tents…and as you walk through the rooms and tunnels the PVC takes on the natural light and shows off brilliant colors. It is weird because if you walk across the room and look at it at a different angle the color combinations totally change. You can see more pics and get more info here (go to the bottom of the page): http://midtowncrossing.com/events/architects-of-air/
This is what the display looked like from the outside:
A Slice of Life 2012 
That looks crazy! Would love to have been there to see that!
I thought you stopped smoking those smokes a few decades back – I did.
lol think what it would look like if I were smoking! 🙂 I actually was getting dizzy in some of the rooms looking up at the ceilings!
Wonderful colors, wonderful images!
Love the abstract quality to these photos. Fantastic captures!
Wow, great colours and a very interesting couple of shots.
Hi Tammy,
This is awesome! I can see where it might make you dizzy. Have a great day!
Sherrie
Wow, that looks cool! I love interactive artworks like that where your own perspective changes how it all looks! 🙂
Wow, I love this…nice capture Tammy
wonderful shots, they look like blown glass…
Very cool, that must have been a sight to see!
I feel like I’m in a giant artery, or something. That top one is gorgeous – it has a rose-like quality.
beautiful images, love the last one with blues and greens, looks almost like underwater
Iris
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What a wonderful idea – and beautifully captured. I love all those colours and tints.
Amazing shots in gorgeous vivid colors.
I went round a similar one in Edinburgh a few years ago….great experience
This is really fantastic, Tammy.
Love all of those colors.
Now that is an exhibit, well photographed!!!
Those are gorgeous abstracts. One wouldn’t know without the narrative that they were “straight” photos.
Wonderfully colorful!
Those are awesome! I’d love to see that!