Documented artwork / dichroic light sculpture

Miri the Wishing Star

A faceted dichroic star refracts shifting colors and is presented as an invitation to make a wish. The documented sculpture has an acrylic skin over welded steel, a reflective pedestal, and external lighting.

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Year / version: Not documented
Materials: dichroic acrylic, welded steel, silver reflect paneling
Documented setting: unknown
Dimensions: 11’ L × 4’ W × 9’ H
Dimensions apply to: Dimensions of the Miri sculpture in the current studio portfolio; not a projection-system or event-footprint specification.
Availability: Unconfirmed

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How this work was made and presented

Studio portfolio, dated 2021

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The studio’s portfolio dates Miri to 2021 and describes dichroic acrylic over welded steel, mounted on a reflective steel pedestal. External LED spotlights illuminate the sculpture. The stated weather rating applies to those fixtures, not automatically to the complete artwork, electrical installation or foundation. The sculpture’s current availability and any newer projection treatment require separate confirmation.

In Theory Art Studios — Miri ↗ · Reviewed 2026-10-11

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Gallivan Center’s 2021–22 seasonal programme

A returning programme

THE BLOCKS describes inviting additional works for GLOW after an earlier Gallivan Center presentation. Mírí the Wishing Star joined that expansion, using upcycled iridescent 3form material. The account places it in the programme scheduled through March 2022, showing how a returning seasonal exhibition can support new work.

THE BLOCKS — GLOW at Gallivan Center ↗ · Reviewed 2026-10-11

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