Sixty Seconds of Light

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Sixty Seconds of Light is a conceptual artwork by John Hilliard that explores the perception and passage of time through photographic representation of light over a one-minute interval.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conceptual artwork
artForm visual art
artist John Hilliard NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator John Hilliard NERFINISHED
depicts changes in light over time
durationDepicted 60 seconds
one minute
explores limits of photographic representation
measurement of time
perception of duration
relationship between photography and time
temporal experience
genre conceptual photography
hasPart series of photographs
inception 20th century
languageOfWork none (non-verbal visual work)
mainSubject light
passage of time
perception of time
photographic representation
time
medium photography
movement conceptual art
notableFor systematic investigation of time through photography
use of light as a temporal marker
partOf John Hilliard’s body of conceptual photographic works
uses light

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John Hilliard notableWork Sixty Seconds of Light