Dome of Light Tourism

The Dome of Light is a magnificent art installation in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, renowned for being the world's largest public art installation made from individual pieces of colored glass. Located within the Formosa Boulevard Station of the Kaohsiung MRT system, the Dome of Light was designed by Italian artist Narcissus Quagliata. It spans a colossal 30 meters in diameter and covers an area of over 2,180 square meters. This awe-inspiring masterpiece is not just an art installation, but also functions as a skylight for the metro station. The Dome of Light is divided into four sections which depict the story of human life, encompassing themes of Water: The Womb of Life, Earth: Prosperity and Growth, Light: The Creative Spirit, and Fire: Destruction and Rebirth. The vibrant colors and intricate designs of the glass pieces create a poetic narrative, symbolizing a journey through life and the essence of nature. The Dome of Light has become a cultural landmark in Kaohsiung, attracting visitors who come to admire its beauty and to be inspired by its powerful message.