Introducing: “The Neon Jungle” – a contemporary art piece that demands attention with its intricate details and bold colors. At first glance, one may perceive it as a chaotic mess, but upon closer inspection, the delicate layers of neon lights, intertwined wire structures, and vibrant hues begin to form an awe-inspiring world on the canvas. The piece measures 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide, and it is impossible to miss its intense presence.

The original creator of this masterpiece is Olafur Eliasson, who titled it “Your Spiral View” in 2002. However, this new version is not a copy, but an homage, remix, or citation, depending on how one interprets it. Frank Bueltge, who is known for his groundbreaking sculptures and experimentation with large language models, neural networks, and big data, released “The Neon Jungle” today at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. Bueltge’s previous piece, “The Glitch in Reality,” was a sensation at the Tate Modern, and this new artwork is expected to receive the same level of awe and appraisal.

Check it out here.