James Turrell's latest solo exhibition, "Reflections on Light," opened at Häusler Contemporary Zürich and runs through August 31, 2025. The show features a curated selection of recent and historic works, including the eight-part aquatint suite *Still Light* (1990–1991), a new glass and gold leaf sculpture *Roden Crater Along the Summer Solstice* (2024), and luminous glass pieces like *Tall Glass SINGULARITY* (2024) and *Small Elliptical Glass FIRST CAUSE* (2024). The exhibition traces Turrell's decades-long investigation of light as a malleable medium, from early projected light installations to his ongoing earthworks project at Roden Crater.
The exhibition matters because it highlights the enduring partnership between Turrell and gallerist Wolfgang Häusler, who has been instrumental in realizing the artist's large-scale projects for over 30 years. Since 2023, Häusler Contemporary has made Turrell its principal curatorial focus, underscoring the gallery's commitment to immersive, light-based art. The show also offers insight into Turrell's evolving practice as he enters his seventh decade of artmaking, demonstrating how his work continues to transform perception and space.