“My main interest comes out of perception or the cognitive aspect of what it means to see. I’ve been very curious about working with the eye as a tool and the brain as a construction and a product of your own history, rather than as some kind of objective, natural ‘truth.’ That said, a kaleidoscope suggests a compound way of seeing space, and I think it allows for an almost psychological interrogation of your own vision.”
—Olafur Eliasson
