Already, however, Flavin had been
experimenting with electric light in a series called the «icons» — modestly sized, illuminated wall reliefs, made between 1961 and 1964.
Not exact matches
An international team of physicists is preparing XENON100, a simple
experiment with a huge ambition: to record the moment when a bit of dark matter — known as a weakly interacting massive particle, or WIMP — smacks into the nucleus of an atom of liquid xenon, triggering a flash of
light and an
electric charge.
Of course, as you're saying, in your practice you also
experimented with what
light fixtures and
electric and neon
light could do, but it ultimately wasn't sufficient for what you were interested in doing
with light.
She had a highly developed studio practice when still a student at the Chouinard Art Institute in the 1960s: «She was making advanced shaped paintings and sculpture,
experimenting with Plexiglas, screenprints and
electric light boxes,» Conaty says.