‘Light Is Time,’ An Immersive Indoor Installation of 80,000 Watch Parts Suspended From a Ceiling
At the 2014 Milan Design Week back in April, Japanese watch brand Citizen and French architecture firm DGT presented LIGHT is TIME, an immersive indoor art installation in which 80,000 shimmering watch parts were suspended from a ceiling. During the installation, visitors could walk amongst the gold-hued watch main plates (the base plate on which a watch’s parts are mounted.) A somewhat scaled-down version of the installation, with 65,000 parts, was displayed at the SPIRAL cultural center in Tokyo back in November.
photos via Citizen
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