Cloud Chamber for the Trees and Sky
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A woodland architectural installation acting as a camera obscura, projecting images of trees and sky onto its interior walls.

📜 Site-specific outdoor artwork by British artist Chris Drury.
🔍 Functions as a rustic camera obscura, projecting images of the outside world.

Why Go

🌌 Experience a unique camera obscura effect
🌳 See trees and sky projected on interior walls
🎨 Appreciate interactive, nature-based sculpture
🚶 Easy access within a museum park

Why Avoid

🌑 Interior is pitch-black until eyes adjust

Tips

☀️ Requires sunshine for projection
🗺️ Locate using maps (#25 on paper, #27 on park signs)
👀 Allow a few minutes for eyes to adjust inside

Cost

💰 No admission charge to the park.

Hours

🕒 Open daily, check NCMA park hours.

Location

📍 Located in NCMA's Ann and Jim Goodnight Museum Park, Raleigh, North Carolina.

Last updated 6 days ago

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