Artists:

James Turrell's rooms filled with light create an other-worldy atmosphere that the viewer fully experiences. Turrell describes his work as being more about the viewers "seeing" than his own "seeing" conveying this simpilistic, wordless experience where the viewer is immersed in this almost mindful space. Another aspect of Turrell's work is his interest in "the sense of presence of space" and the "power" the space gives you through your body's reaction to the sensory landscapes. The artist uses the phrase "wordless thought" which links to mindfulness teachings of being the observer of our thought therefore Turrell's work removes all point of focus which makes us take this seat of the observer due to the engulfing sensory experience.  

Olafur Eliasson alike Turrell utilises light however incorporates movement, perspective and the "embodied self", his biography states its crucial to turn "thinking into doing in the world" emphasising the interactiveness of his work. Eliasson uses titles like 'take your time', 'feeling things' and 'Interpretive flare display of unthought thoughts' which express the emotional and spiritual nature of his work showcasing a reflectiveness or the full immersion into the exhibition. The artist installation 'The weather project, 2003' shows a giant sun disc to create a space bathed in light, personally I think the way in which viewers used the exhibition almost like a contained sunny day displays Eliasson's expertise in creating a universal and 'wordless' experience.