Monday, July 13, 2009
The Color of Water
This is one of the panels on display at The High Line, an elevated park in New York City. Artist Spencer Finch photographed the water in the Hudson once every minute from a tugboat drifting along Manhattan's west side. The color in each pane of glass was based on a single pixel point. There are three panels.
You can read more about the project [here].
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Now that is so kewl. And the colours are lovely!
The name, the concept, the actual art and how it came to be...so, meaningful and inspiring!
Thanks for sharing this beautiful image with us, Kate!
Gorgeous!
It is an amazing work!
this is an awesome piece....like it bunches :)
this reminds of me of sea glass...all the shades are so cohesive.
Isnt it the best ever .. and did you depending on the tide, the Hudson flows upstream and down ...
Very cool. I love this.
SO pretty! I saw this somewhere else but your picture is better than the one on the main website.
really so interesting ~what will they come up with next?
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