National Gallery of Art installation by Helen Betts

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22-MAR-2009

National Gallery of Art installation

Washington, D.C.

This mesmerizing installation is titled "Multiverse," by Leo Villareal. It was difficult to photograph due to the constantly moving and changing LED display, so this is an approximation of its complexity. Youtube has quite a few clips on it, among them http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9VmHANh8-w&feature=related

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fern_t		02-Oct-2014 14:19
Well done! The little bit of colour on the RH side makes a good contrast to the Black and White.

Carol Rollins		15-Sep-2013 14:53
Outstanding capture of this incredible work of art. ~

William Barletta		11-Jun-2009 13:02
This is an amazing image. Voted.

Helen Betts		31-Mar-2009 19:29
I've copied this comment from the same image in another gallery to consolidate: norbi 28-Mar-2009 18:39 Interesting detail and excellent composition. v. norbi

bill friedlander		23-Mar-2009 15:16
Almost impossible for the eye to move away from the vanishing point. This is very well done. V

monil		23-Mar-2009 12:30
Impressive this perspective.