
Alexander Wiethoff’s Colour Vision, installed at the Museum of Perception, in Rohrbach (Austria), allows the visitor to change the room colour with the position of his body. Each posture symbolizes a different status like activity, calmness, reflectiveness and is visualized by different colours.
[Alexander Wiethoff is a co-author of this blog]
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12 July 2006
Posted by Mark Vanderbeeken
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