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Rainbow Church Rainbow church is aptly named and refers to an eight-meter-high installation that creates a rainbow as light is refracted within its space. The…

Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka will exhibit a glass window made of 500 crystal prisms at MUSEUM. beyond museum in Seoul this May. Called Rainbow Church, the eight metre-high installation will create rainbows within the space as the light is refracted. More about Tokujin Yoshioka on Dezeen in our special category. The information below is from

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Dom Pérignon a limited edition Vintage 2009 by Tokujin Yoshioka Born at the close of a prodigiously sunlit, generous decade, in a year of intense light and heat, the vintage 2009 of Dom Pérignon is a solar champagne. To the eye, to the palate, it transmits a luminous vibration, almost int

Tokujin Yoshioka - Rainbow Church (2010), a window installation of 500 crystal prisms refracting light

drawing a three dimensional sketch of a chair in the air, 'spider's thread' by japanese artist tokujin yoshioka is created by growing crystals onto seven fine threads.

A window made of glass prisms by Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka is on show at MUSEUM. beyond museum in Seoul. Called Rainbow Church, the installation consists of a 9-metre window made of 500 crystal prisms, which create rainbows within the space as the light is refracted. More details in our earlier story here. The installation

This installation gives "walking into the light" a whole new meaning. Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka will exhibit a glass window made of 500 crystal

(Swarovsky's Crustal Dome) I am a sucker for the shiny and I am a new fan of the smoky flash of inspiration that signals the passing of an explosive event. Today's art inspiration is crystal and smoke, two opposites that work brilliantly together. In terms of your home and life, think of ways to blend the heavy and light, the solid and the see-through, the permanent and the fleeting. the marriage of opposites creates great beauty! Tokujin Yoshioka's crystal chair makes my spine tingle! It is…