James Turrell: Eclipse

James Turrell's work transcends mere visual art, inviting viewers to explore the very nature of perception and experience. This collection, edited by Michael Hue-Williams, delves into the profound philosophical implications of Turrell's installations, as articulated through the writings of luminaries like Maurice Merleau-Ponty and Robert Solso. The juxtaposition of these texts with Turrell's innovative creations showcases a unique dialogue between philosophical thought and artistic expression.

Within these pages, readers are encouraged to reconsider how they engage with light and space. The profound explorations captured in this volume highlight the transformative power of Turrell's art, inviting an introspection that challenges conventional ways of seeing. The contributions from Merleau-Ponty and Solso enrich the discourse, weaving together insights that elevate the experience of Turrell's work to new heights, making it a compelling read for art enthusiasts and philosophers alike.