Lifeworld, by Olafur Eliasson, explores the role of urban environments in shaping individual identity, encouraging viewers to reflect on their presence within these spaces.
Eliasson uses blurry depictions of familiar cityscapes to evoke a sense of introspection, allowing passersby to reconsider their relationship with the urban landscape.
By blurring the cities in his projections, Eliasson temporarily disorients viewers, promoting awareness of how people interact with and co-create their public spaces.
Through Lifeworld, Eliasson emphasizes the significance of public spaces as collaborative venues for diverse perspectives, urging reflection on identity shaped by one's surroundings.
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