Doug Wheeler "Light and Space" It was the most unusual trip to a gallery in my life. I will never forget indescribable feeling of discovery and delight. And of course, I also will never forget waiting in a huge line for several hours, but as teacher said it's really worth it. At first you don't see anything unusual. It seems to be just white wall in front of you. But stepping forward, step by step, your eyes do not catch the difference between what's real and an illusion. Suddenly you realize you have the ability to "pass through the wall". You can not see borders. The eye is lost without finding the horizon and you are looking unknown infinity, into a void where nothing can be considered. You get the feeling that you are walking into the mist, and with each step you expect to clash into an invisible wall. There is a feeling of lightness and flight. You examine your hands, you can see people standing next to you, but you are no longer able to feel the distance and everything seemed stuck in space. Look back — and you see a window into the real color world, which is packed in a cardboard box, and you're still handing in an infinite white uncertain space. EFTA_R1_00553227 EFTA02038934