James Turrell: Early Light Works
Opening Reception Invitation Card
An invitation card designed for James Turrell: Early Light Works exhibition opening reception,
a fictional event at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta.
a fictional event at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta.
The form was inspired by Turrell's early light sculptural technique — he projects light, which has no dimension, into a space to create a seemingly three dimensional illusion. I designed the card in a way that the receiver can create a space by connecting two panels of the card together, starting from a flat card to three dimensional space and illusion.
I chose black for the background and white for the light not only for the contrast, but also because white light is an amalgamation of all different colored lights.
Used silver foil for the text not only for the legibility but also for the luminosity.
An example of James Turrell's early works
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