Charles Matson Lume’s installation at the Living Arts of Tulsa invites viewers to see light’s ability to unexpectedly change a space and consider, in a more poetic way, one’s relationship to a space. With an economy of means, via reflective paper arranged on the floor, light will be reflected onto the gallery’s walls and ceiling. Light and shadows will change with viewers as they interact with the installation and move through its space. Viewers’ experiences in the space will be determined by their own, or others', movement or stillness. In a culture that seems more and more disembodied, this installation attempts to give viewers an opportunity to consider how their bodies affect space and light. Ultimately, the installation’s goal is aliveness, both mentally and bodily. Through 7pm. Free and open to the public (which is amazing, y'all - go see).