This art installation is located at the Washington Pavilion in Sioux Falls, SD. The work is by artist Signe Stuart.
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That's a very funky room. What are the walls made out of exactly: plastic, glass,...?
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Hi Mersad, the walls are covered with thousands of vacu-formed plastic packing materials, and lighted with blue lights. It looks like crystal when seen in person. It is an amazing art installation.
DeleteI wouldn't have guessed the material, thanks for explaining it!
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