• Min Young Kim

  • Light, Color, and Shadow - experiencing colored light and shadow phenomena

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    By appropriating various atmospheric daylight phenomena of Central Park such as dappled light through trees, water reflections, and the wash of warm vermilion sunsets, Daylight & Shadow Parks will distribute diurnal and nocturnal light through the horizontal and vertical structures with dichroic glass. Residents will have more opportunities to commune within a range of colorful light and shadow, or simply to witness its spectacle from a distance.

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