Photo of the Week Colorful Tribute to Goethe in Kansas City
February 22, 2019
© Talbott Wilson
“HAZE | Trübe” von Luftwerk
Goethe’s Theory of Color meets light art: German-American artistic collaboration Luftwerk (Petra Bachmaier and Sean Gallero) are experimenting with light conditions – from day to night, light to dark. Their color-coded wallpaper is activated through shifting color interactions and is inspired by Goethe’s Theory of Colors. The exhibition celebrated the opening of the Goethe Pop Up Kansas City. For more information, click here.
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