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Stunning Geometric Tape Floor Installations by Jim Lambie With regular vinyl tape, Glasgow-based artist Jim Lambie transforms any given space into a colorful, mesmerizing landscape that often create optical illusions.
The Peacock Room – Castello di Sammezzano in Reggello, Tuscany, Italy. Within an abandoned castle in Tuscany, you can find the Peacock Room, a hidden jewel which features intricate Moorish designs and a breathtaking assortment of patterns and colors.
Symbolic path to love. Great for the stairs inside the home in bright colors
Magic Carpet - Projected light create patterns that cover floor of Sacre Coeur, Morocco, Miguel Chevalier, Light artist, cool installation
Roaming the golden staircases of a Postal Museum located in Zocalo, Mexico City.
the current staircase at Royal Academy of Arts, London
Jim Lambie's vinyl tape floor installations use colourful geometrical shapes to transform normal rooms into psychedelic timewarps
Ephemeral Environmental Sculptures Evoke Cycles of Nature nature land art - environmental artist and photographer Martin Hill with his longtime partner Philippa Jones.
Jim Lambie, "ZOBOP," colored vinyl tape on floor
Glasgow-based artist Jim Lambie floor installation with the use of plain old duct tape.
With an overpoweringly colorful and sweet visual style, Australian artist Tanya Schultz creates dazzling works of candy floor art that will make you feel like you just visited Candyland and ate the whole place down to the ground.
The colorful Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City.
Frida Kahlo's house in Mexico City
