Liz West's 'Fluorescence' is a 10.7-metre tall sculpture in Granary Square that blends neon shades with monochrome tones, creating a striking visual contrast.
The artist's use of black alongside bright neon colors adds depth and allows the eyes a point of rest from the sparkling fluorescence, enhancing the artwork's character.
Fluorescence invites viewers to engage closely, highlighting how the angles contrast and shift from day to night through the transition of UV lighting.
This winter installation serves as a beacon of vibrancy during dark days, aiming to uplift and lighten the atmosphere within King's Cross.
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