My
friends are in another class required to attend LACMA and observe ancient
writing on artifacts (which surprisingly encompasses a lot more complexity than
I expected). I decided it was the perfect opportunity to do a joint trip and
head to Los Angeles’s famed LACMA together.
LACMA
features the most bizarre arrangement of lampposts I have ever seen. It forms a
perfect rectangle yet it is weirdly beautiful. It is truly a work of art.
At
LACMA, I visited the James Turrel-Breathing Light exhibition. Involving art,
mathematics, architecture, and science, this exhibition eliminates the viewer’s
depth perception. Everything feels limitless and weirdly bizarre. This
disorientation made me greater appreciate my ability to judge depth and
distinguish how far away objects are.
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