A Theorem Remembered - Brooklyn Botanic Garden
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Lightscape

Lightscape - A Theorem Remembered

A Theorem: Remembered

Created by Jacob M Fisher
Plant Family Collection

This new, site-specific work makes dynamic use of string and geometric video projections to create a contemporary take on a holiday tree. The installation incorporates over 50,000 feet of paracord tied to a 35-foot tall by 20-foot wide metal pyramid structure resembling a conifer. Brooklyn Botanic Garden commissioned this work for its inaugural year of Lightscape from Jacob M Fisher, an installation artist living in New York City.

Artist Website: jacobmfisher.studio

Show larger version of Lightscape: A Theorem A pyramid of LED lights stands in an open space among trees. The pyramid is made up of thin strands of rope lights in neon hues of pink, green, blue and yellow, and its frame consists of bright white lights.
A Theorem: Remembered by Jacob M Fisher. Photo by Liz Ligon.

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Over a million dazzling lights animate the enchanting trail of installations for the Garden’s after-dark, illuminated spectacular Lightscape.

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A yellow line indicates a route looping into the Garden from the Visitor Center and out at Eastern Parkway. Along the route are stars and icons showing locations of installations, food & drink, and bathrooms.
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