Mesmerizing, light-infused artworks take over the Bruce Museum’s Sculpture Gallery in “Gisela Colón: Radiant Earth,” on view through June 28 2026. Showcasing nine luminescent sculptures, the exhibition offers a powerful introduction to the work of internationally acclaimed sculptor Gisela Colón, whose radiant forms explore the profound forces and energies of the natural world.
A Puerto Rican American artist based in Los Angeles, Colón is known for her abstract, light-activated sculptures. Her work draws inspiration from the landscapes of Puerto Rico and California, integrating feminist and ecological histories as well as scientific principles. Colón’s sculptures expand the legacies of Minimalism, Light and Space and Land Art, while reflecting her childhood experience with Puerto Rico’s mountainous terrain and the sublime vistas of her adoptive homeland.
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Image Credit: Gisela Colón: Radiant Earth, installation view (Photo: Patrick Sikes)