Neon explores light as a physical line in space. The work uses color, reflection, and glow to shift the way a viewer reads architecture, surface, body, and atmosphere.
These works are direct, saturated, and intimate. The neon becomes both object and environment: something to look at, but also something that changes the space around it.
Letting people interact with and control light-based artworks is central to James Galvin’s practice.
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Neon light studies