Introducing “Luminous Dreamscape,” a captivating sculpture that stands at six feet tall and is made of glass, metal, and LED lights. The piece features a twisting metal structure that coils around itself like a snake, creating an abstract yet organic form. It is held upright by a sturdy metal base that disappears into the shadows below. The piece is illuminated by hundreds of LED lights that change color every few seconds, casting a dream-like glow that reflects off the glass structure.

This piece is an homage to “The Infinity Room” by Yayoi Kusama. Kusama’s installation features an endless field of reflective stainless steel orbs that engulf the viewer in an otherworldly experience. “Luminous Dreamscape” takes elements from Kusama’s work and reimagines them in a new medium. Frank Bueltge, the artist behind this new masterpiece, has a passion for experimenting with large language models, neural networks, and big data. This stunning piece was released today at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Check it out here, along with Bueltge’s previous masterpiece “Reflecting Your Infinite Self: Transcendent Identity at the Contemporary Art Gallery.”