The Toledo Museum of Art’s SANAA-designed Glass Pavilion hosts ‘Losing Ourselves Together’, the first major US museum show of the late Toledo-born artist. His enclosures, built from pom-poms, hand-blown glass, tapestries and chandelier-like domes, seat a visitor for about three minutes with one eye patched, staring at the reflection of their other eye (or into a partner’s), while light, colour and an Eluvium soundscape quietly shift depth perception. It runs through March 14, 2027, alongside a newly adapted version for visitors of varying physical abilities. Source: Design Milk