Mur Island | Graz, Austria

A Path in the Forest | installation in Kadriorg Park, Tallinn, Estonia | Mutsuro Sasaki & Yoshiyuki Haraiwa

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Suspended (and occasionally not-so-suspended) stone installations | Jae-Hyo Lee

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Light by Bruce Munroe | Longwood Gardens, PA

In Light, his first-ever large-scale solo show, british artist Bruce Munro fills Pennsylvania’s Longwood Gardens with sculptural and immersive installations, comprising over the course of 23-acres six outdoor installations, two interior projects within the grand conservatory on the grounds, and a collection of illuminated sculptural works.

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Flame (Gate) | Yochai Matos

Gorgeous light installation that makes it look like there’s a rift in reality or, alternatively, like you’ve stumbled upon the fissure from Riven.

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The surreality of Andy Goldsworthy’s work matched with his love of nature have always seemed appropriately Myst-esque to me- finding unexpected order in nature.

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One of the most talked about installations at the 12th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice was Cloudscapes. Japanese architect Tetsuo Kondo and a German climate engineering firm Transsolar came together to put a cloud in a large interior space called the Corderie, a 316-meter-long space where ropes for Venetian ships were made. Visitors to the exhibit can walk through the cloud via a circular ramp that ascended 4.3 meters high. This feat of climate engineering is produced by blowing three layers of air into the space at different temperatures. Cool dry air at the bottom layer keeps the cloud up; warm, humid air in the middle creates the dense fog; hot, dry air sits on top.

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