Sabine Marcelis: Light and Color

Eight lava lamps, the tallest almost three metres, stand between mirrored walls, so their milky wax rises and falls into infinity. Curator Damian Fopp compares the room to Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirror Rooms.

This is Sabine Marcelis's first museum show, and she chose the works for how they handle light and colour, not by date. You walk through an 11-metre tunnel of 125 orange IKEA Varmblixt lamps, past curved-glass chaise longues on only their second showing, to Sunbeam Captured, where lights trace the sun's path over rippling water to recreate a sunbeam in a rain puddle. Come February, that puddle will be sunnier than most of your week in Zurich.

Wallpaper's review was warm and named no catch. Tickets are CHF 15, CHF 10 reduced, free under 20 and free for everyone on Thursdays from 17:00, when the museum stays open until 20:00. Marcelis gives an artist talk on 26 November.