A congregation of colourful mirrored discs fills the nave of the former St John’s church building, now 20-21 Visual Arts Centre gallery, in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, UK. The spectacular new installation currently on show until 25 June, 2016, by British artist, Liz West is titled ‘Our Colour Reflection,” and treats visitors to just that - an immersive chromatic experience where viewers bear witness to the spectacle and wonder of dancing colour as the natural light traverses through the interior of the neo-gothic architecture, creating multicoloured reflections in various shapes and forms onto the vaults, beams, columns, and pitched ceilings. With a colour palette clearly derived from traditional stained glass windows, the different sized circular mirrors are mounted onto clear acrylic cylindrical stands and strewn across the stone floor. The beautifully random placement of the primary- and secondary-coloured discs ignites a spark of joy, since it looks as if the disks filled the room after a confetti cannon explosion and were left to rest where they fell…