BA Terminal 5 artworks
'Oak Season', Christopher Pearson, 2008 (scroll down to read more about the piece)
Using three pairs of 3D laser-etched glass screens, Christopher Pearson brings together his passion for traditional illustration with technological experimentation. By lighting each panel internally, a series of images are illuminated that represent the growth cycle of an oak tree.
With a tree for all seasons, Pearson has amusingly incorporated images of UK road maps and swinging light bulbs amongst the leaves and branches, constantly surprising the viewer.
Using three pairs of 3D laser-etched glass screens, Christopher Pearson brings together his passion for traditional illustration with technological experimentation. By lighting each panel internally, a series of images are illuminated that represent the growth cycle of an oak tree.
With a tree for all seasons, Pearson has amusingly incorporated images of UK road maps and swinging light bulbs amongst the leaves and branches, constantly surprising the viewer.
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