In a mesmerizing display of light and shadow, “Ethereal Reverie” beckons viewers into a dreamlike state. The installation consists of hundreds of translucent strands hanging from the ceiling, each one delicately swaying with the slightest breeze. Embedded within the strands are tiny LED lights that flicker and change color, casting a soft, ever-shifting glow throughout the room. As visitors move through the space, they are enveloped in a symphony of hues that dance and play off the reflective surfaces of the strands. The overall effect is a sense of weightlessness and tranquility, inviting contemplation and reflection.

Today, at the renowned Museum of Contemporary Art, artist Frank Bueltge presents his homage to Olafur Eliasson’s masterpiece, “The Weather Project,” with his own creation, “Ethereal Reverie.” This stunning work pays tribute to Eliasson’s exploration of light and space while adding Bueltge’s unique vision and technical expertise to the mix. By experimenting with new materials and technologies, Bueltge pushes the boundaries of contemporary art and offers viewers a fresh perspective on the intersection of art and science.

Frank Bueltge’s latest masterpiece, “Ethereal Reverie,” was released today at the Museum of Contemporary Art. For more mind-bending art experiences, check out his previous piece here.