“To me the world is magical. Physics is magical. Architecture is magical. If you break down the word magic, it reads as something that provides you with the feelings of wonder, discovery, awe and delight, all in ways that are unexpected. That was what I wanted to accomplish with this installation.” From waves of astonishment to moments of quiet reflection, Look Here by artist and architect Suchi Reddy, successfully activates a range of emotional response. She not only suspends reflective fractals in the museum’s gargantuan center court, but prescribes a pathway to approach them, complete with the powerful stops—that feature images of activist marches in DC—along the way. Reddy invites viewers to travel at their own pace, to linger, to reflect, and, most importantly, to question what they see and who they are. A practitioner of the mantra “form follows feeling,” Reddy demonstrates her values and asks others to consider their own. — Thank you DaveyBarrett at COOLHUNTING for this...