James Turrell
James Turrell (USA, 1943) is a leading light and space artist. Renowned for immersive installations, he manipulates perception with color and form, turning light into a tangible medium. His monumental 'Roden Crater' project transforms an extinct volcano into a celestial observatory, blending art, science, and nature.
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