October 30th, 2007

Robert Stadler has sent us photos of his lighting installation in the church of Saint-Paul Saint-Louis in Paris during the annual Nuit Blanche all-night festival earlier this month.

See the renderings Stadler sent us just before the installation opened and see if you can spot the difference…

Photos are by Marc Domage.

Posted by Rose Etherington



Posted by Rose Etherington

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8 Responses to “Robert Stadler installation in a Parisian church”

  1. hellyeahdude.com Says:

    wow, an interesting new look at a chapel, I am surprised they allowed them to do that.

  2. nataJane Says:

    Wow. It’s quite a statement to have that in a church…

  3. pablo casals Says:

    Amazing, elegant.
    An estetic manifest of the use of light

  4. Pi Says:

    a big question mark in a church? lol… never get an atheist to do the lighting in a church.

  5. rey fontanoza Says:

    Never an atheist’s work.

    It’s a sort of a question to the Roman Catholic’s claim of their being Christian.

  6. K Says:

    great and simple! if church isn’t the place where you get the answer to “a big question mark” - where is that place? ? life is asking questions and searching, searching, searching…

  7. rtl Says:

    great installation;)
    simple and to the point

  8. yulisri Says:

    nice question robert,,

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