100 Closest Stars — Lucy Pullen
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installation view, The Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kitchener Waterloo Canada, June 2018 to the present
installation view, The Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kitchener Waterloo Canada, June 2018 to the present Each object in this series represents the space between stars. The collection of sculptures are based on astronomical data from NASA. In June 2018, the work was installed in the Atrium of the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics. Two years later, in December 2020 the work became part of the permanent collection to ensure it remains on view, for the public good. 100 Closest Stars (2016), star data, pigmented filament and magnetic hardware. AP/ Ed. 3 Collection The…
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