Using a novel technique called ‘Grand Artimmosa’ that he created
himself, English-Chinese artist Chris Chamberlain has created one of
the most incredible artworks I have ever seen. The pictures
and video below do not begin to do justice for what seeing it in person
must be like and I wish I could hop a plane to London just to see Jewel of the Universe
in all its glory. Chamberlain’s Chinese name, Jeurng Ying Fai, means
“to illuminate England” and he is living up to this name through his
art. The 260 carats of natural cut diamonds and nearly 1/3 of a million
pieces of stained glass that make up Jewel of the Universe are
illuminated from behind with 6,912 LED lights to represent the world
from a “God-like perspective of looking down from space.”
For the rest of the story: http://www.visualnews.com/2013/02/22/map-of-earth-made-of-1238-gemstones-250000-pieces-of-stained-glass-lit-by-6912-leds/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+TheVisualNews+%28Visual+News%29
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