Credit: Fredrick Brauer/Courtesy of the High Museum of Art
Four rotating cuboids are the latest works to wow visitors at the High Museum of Art.
Zoom in: Created by Rotterdam-based designer Sabine Marcelis, the 11-foot-tall mirrored glass objects reflect the surrounding buildings, trees, sunlight and each other.
Zoom in: The installation is the latest in a series of temporary interactive works curated by the museum's department of decorative arts and design.
It also marks Marcelis' first kinetic institutional artwork in the U.S., the artist said on Instagram.
Go: The installation is on display until Dec. 1 in the Woodruff Art Center's Carroll Slater Sifly Piazza.
