A colorful, massive Bocci chandelier by Canada-primarily based designer Omer Arbel greets these entering the primary doorway of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Hung from the Cupola, the highest point of the building, the installation spans the vast height of the Museum, cascading a lot more than 30 metres through the centre of the Ceramics Galleries, past the coffered ceiling beneath and lastly appearing above the principal doorway as guests enter the museum.
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