
Glow Stick Neons



Glow Stick Neons (Everything Must Go)
Glow sticks, laser-cut acrylic, zip ties, hanging hardware_41 x 81 x 15cm_2016
Glow Stick Neons use single-use glow sticks as a trompe l’oiel for neon signage, first appropriated in contemporary art by artists like Joseph Kosuth and Bruce Nauman in the 1960s, and a now staple in major museums. These neons are made from single-use glow sticks, and can only be shown once in their 'lit' form.

