Corolla, threads that explore the possibilities of movement and color using optical effects

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The artwork Corolla by artist Inés Esnal is inspired by the rich and vast natural landscape of Colorado, where it is currently on display at The Coloradan building in Denver. The installation interprets Colorado's state flower, “the blue columbine,” as a network of vibrantly colored cords, where warm central tones and cool hues at the outer edges evoke the flower’s pollen and petals. Viewers are invited to explore the piece through their own movement, which triggers and unfolds multiple perspectives and optical effects.

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Cite: Brussino, Lucia. "Corolla, threads that explore the possibilities of movement and color using optical effects" [Corolla, hilos que exploran las posibilidades del movimiento y los colores utilizando efectos ópticos] 05 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1119479/corolla-threads-that-explore-the-possibilities-of-movement-and-color-using-optical-effects> ISSN 0719-8884
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Corolla,利用光学效应探索动态与色彩可能性的丝线

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