ART INSTALLATIONS could be as simple as they seem or as complex they actually are. They could be simply made with a neon lightstick —like some of the works by Claire Fontaine—, but also with tons of steel —such as the extraordinary steel layers made by Richard Serra. In any case, installations always involve three fundamental aspects: space, corporeality, and landscape. Those are also characteristics which at the same time set a tiny but substantial difference between sculpture and installations. Get the story here.