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The 3 chandeliers in the atrium represent 3 different areas of human knowledge. The one in the foreground is the natural world (bird, plants, etc); the one in the midground is manmade things (glasses, houses, people, etc); the one in the backgound is ethreal things (love, emotion, etc).
The figure hanging from the middle chandelier is the artist's self-portrait.
This was taken on my trip to Quebec City last spring. This is looking up the atrium of the old jail; which is now an art museum.
Atrium with installation by the Swiss artist Adrian Schiess, whose 90 painted panels appear to magically change color as the viewer moves around them. Edward P. Evans Hall, Yale School of Management
"Digitising Europe Initiative Berlin 2015" ; FAZ Atrium, Berlin; 12. November 2015
Credit: Vodafone Institute/ StefanWieland.com
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"Digitising Europe Initiative Berlin 2015" ; FAZ Atrium, Berlin; 12. November 2015
Credit: Vodafone Institute/ StefanWieland.com
Frei zur Verwendung bei Nennung der Quelle "Vodafone Institut"/Free of rights as long as the credit “Vodafone Institute” is mentioned
Okay, I realize this photo looks pretty weird. It's a panorama showing almost 180° top to bottom showing the full height of the atrium. The bottom (which is actually Deck 3 on the ship) is where the gangway entry is located.
May 15, 2019 - The first stop today was a tour of Frank Lloyd Wright's Unitarian Meeting House located at 900 University Bay Drive in Madison, Wisconsin.
"Inspired by Wright’s original work, the Atrium Addition was opened in 2008 boasting a Gold-level LEED certification. The 24,000-square-foot Atrium is home to our Sunday morning services, as well as a host of other events and activities. Along with the Auditorium, the Atrium addition is also home to our children’s education classrooms, our library, and a state-of-the-art kitchen." Previous text from the following website: fusmadison.org/welcome/meeting-house/