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Polymery (pronounced pole-lim-mur-ee) featured five flower-like sculptures that transformed the surrounding space with light and shadow. During the day, their curved, mirrored surfaces reflected and warped views of the environment. After dark, the sculptures came to life, casting colorful patterns of light across the ground and inviting visitors to explore the shifting display.
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Inside the Installation: Polymery’s pods exhibit an artistic abstraction of six-fold symmetry, seen in all organic chemistry and many flower structures. Each light in Polymery emits around 34 times more light than a typical household bulb. Additionally, the installation projects five unique organic patterns onto the ground, drawn by the artist.
Taylor Dean Harrison specializes in captivating mixed-media sculptures and installations that explore the interplay of light and space. Through calculated manipulations of color, materials and technology, Harrison crafts luminous worlds, transforming static materials and landscapes into dynamic canvases that beckon interaction. Each creation reflects Harrison’s commitment to constructing alternative universes governed by mathematical principles, which he imbues with vitality through handwork and dynamic lighting techniques. Harrison’s collaborative ethos and multidisciplinary approach results in spaces and objects that inspire suffusive moments of peace for their audience.
