One of the most intriguing and engaging art pieces on exhibit at the 2012 LA Art Show was located in the center of the main hall. James Peterson’s Hypoxia, sponsored by Gallery 825, was a human interactive display of lights that reacted to people’s touch on a main console.
Depending on what part of the console was touched, a different series of flickers would be produced around the garden of illuminating forms. In addition, the green strands resembling algae from the ceiling had sensors that reacted to air currents that would cause them to writhe when approached. The effect was fantastic!
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