Refik Anadol
Infinity Room was the immersive projection environment of the first Day for Night. Visitors entered a small enclosed space whose walls and ceiling carried projected imagery reflected by mirrored surfaces, so that a bounded room read as an apparently limitless field of light. Houstonia's December 2015 preview led its coverage of the festival with an image of the work, and UCLA Design Media Arts announced Anadol's participation alongside Casey Reas in the same programme.
Day for Night's own film crew documented the installation for the festival's Artist Series, and that film is embedded here from the festival's channel. The archive holds no photograph of the Houston installation and asserts none: the work is presented through the festival's documentation and the artist's own project record.
