This exhibition was probably one of the best immersive/interactive exhibitions that I have ever been to in my life. Eliasson focuses on nature, interaction, and geometry through a variety of different techniques and mediums. I loved to see Your Uncertain Shadow (2010) in action, because people were collectively moving and smiling. This piece (and most of Eliasson’s work) is truly something that needs to be experienced.
I also enjoyed How do we Live Together? (2019) because the mirrored effect was seamless. The effect was so enigmatic in a way.
Eine Beschreibung einer Reflexion, oder aber eine angenehme Übung zu deren Eigenschaften (1995) 
How do we live together; 2019 
Your uncertain shadow (colour); 2010 
Part of a process board 
Model Room 2003 
Your Spiral View 
How do we all live together; 2019 
The Glacier Series 1999 
Your Planetary Window; 2019 
In Real Life; 2019 
In Real Life; 2019 
Your Spiral View; 2002 
Your Uncertain Shadow; 2010
My favorite however, was the Big Bang Fountain (2019). There were no photos allowed, so I have attached this video:
Eliasson is so good at involving all the senses in his work. I was completely bamboozled as I watched this piece. In person, you cannot tell that it is water because the room is so dark. It was mysterious and beautiful. Also, the cool air jutting out from the table, and the sound effects added to the sensory experience.
I think Eliasson my be my favorite contemporary artist. It is obvious that all of this works are so well thought out and considered.
Samantha's RCA Process 