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Kaohsiung, Dome of Light, Taiwan. Glass art installation on Formosa Boulevard Station. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Kaohsiung, Dome of Light, Taiwan. Glass art installation on Formosa Boulevard Station.

Lighter color angle of Dome of Light situated at Kaohsiung MRT transfer station, Formosa Boulevard Station Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Situated at the Kaohsiung MRT transfer station for the Red Line and Orange Line - Formosa Boulevard Station - the Dome of Light was created by renowned artist Narcissus Quagliata. The dome is the world's largest public art installation made from individual pieces of colored glass. It is a new dimension to the art life of the Kaohsiung and creates a new scenic spot in the city. The dome tells the story of human life in four chronologically arranged themes: Water: The Womb of Life Earth: Prosperity and Growth Light: The Creative Spirit and Fire: Destruction and Rebirth, with an message of love and tolerance.