3. “An installation is defined as "a work of art that usually consists of multiple components often in mixed media and that is exhibited in a usually large space in an arrangement specified by the artist." INSTALLATION ART - Merriam-Webster, Dictionary

4. It is an genre that refers to temporary constructions or assemblages made of varied materials that are structured within a space. INSTALLATION ART - Minding The Arts, Book

5. INSTALLATION ART Designed to be viewed from the outside as a self- contained arrangement of forms, installations often envelop the viewer in the space of the work. objectslightsoundprojected imagery The viewer enters a controlled environment featuring objects as well as light, sound and projected imagery. It is the effect on the spectator's spacial and cultural expectations that remains paramount.

7. INSTALLATION ART - providing visitors with a multi-sensory experience. - meaning that piece of art was built for that particular time and space. - highly imaginative in that it brings several different materials together to create something original and unexpected

9. INSTALLATION ART ex: Tree branches, rocks, textiles, plastics, empty match boxes, dead batteries, rope and machines-working and not working ex: wide-open ground, a street, a corridor, a backroom or even a prison cell

11. INFINITY MIRRORED ROOM

14. In Infinity Mirrored Room – The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away, hundreds of multicolored LED lights, suspended at different heights and dangling from floor to ceiling, transformed a room into what feels like eternity. The cube- shaped, mirror-paneled room had a shallow reflecting pool as its floor and the lights flickered on and off in a strobe-like effect. Though similar to the ones Yayoi Kusama has shown previously -Infinity Mirror Room at the Tate Modern and Fireflies on the Water at the Whitney Museum of Art - this one was made especially for the exhibition at David Zwirner gallery and still promised the viewer a wonderfully surreal experience.

15. RAIN ROOM

16. Rain Room, by London and Berlin-based collective Random International, allowed you to experience the rain without getting wet! First shown at Barbican Centre from October 2012 to this March, it came to New York, housed in a temporary gallery next door to the MoMA museum. This was the monumental installation's US debut.

17. COLORFUL CANOPIES OF UMBRELLAS