Known for his work using light and color, Mexican-born mixed media and installation designer Gabriel Dawe has a new rainbow installation in Toledo, Ohio.
The artwork is captivating to say the least as it comes in the form of vivid indoor rainbows that take different shapes. The technicolor artistic installation features a brightly lit piece that looks different from all angles and creates an awe-evoking visual effect. The rainbow installation is placed in the middle of the Toledo Museum of Art's Great Gallery – acting as a unique contemporary juxtaposition to the historic paintings that surround it.
Not only is this installation beautiful on its own, but its stark contrast to the artwork that surrounds it is an artistic feat on its own.
Technicolor Gallery Installations
This Rainbow Installation Manipulates Light for Vivid Effects
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