One Day We Will All See the White Light

Glass, Steel, Bulbs, Welding Masks · 222 x 34 cm

Room scale · 1.7 m human

Nine welding masks have the sentence One day we will all see the white light inscribed on the the glass that usually protects the steel worker from not being blinded. The light looks like it is pulsating and is accompanied by the sound of regular deep breathing.

People with near death experiences continuously claim to have experienced a white light. At the moment of death all our masks will have to be left behind.

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One Day We Will All See the White Light, shown to scale on a gallery wall — 222 × 34 cm · shown to scale on a 4.0 m wall

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