The artist created a lightroom inside a stone structure that allows viewers to look directly at the sky as if it were framed
Submitted at Sep 24, 2018, 2:57 PM
Visitors are led into a light-filled space called the "Detection Room." The building is equipped with a movable dome that, when closed, allows the room to be used for "ganzfelds"—another artistic concept by Turrell, in which visitors' perception is drastically distorted by the removal of the perceived structure of the space.
Visual artist James Turrell has created a lightroom within the Arlberg Mountains in Western Austria. The installation is located inside a stone structure that houses an oval-shaped room. An opening in the ceiling, with an unobstructed view of the sky, creates the " skyspace ". " – a camera that allows observers to look directly at the sky as if it were framed. 
