‘Step into the Void’ art installation overlooks the French Alps

Dec 18, 2013

‘Step into the Void’ art installation overlooks the French Alps

Matt Bracken 3 Comments The Baltimore Sun, World Chamonix, French Alps, Step into the Void

The ‘Step into the Void’ art installation at the Aiguille du Midi mountain peak above Chamonix offers a breathtaking look over the French Alps.

: Journalists and employees, wearing slippers to protect the glass floor, visit the ‘Step into the Void’ installation. The Chamonix Skywalk is a five-sided glass structure installed on the top terrace of the Aiguille du Midi (3842m), with a 1,000 meter drop below, where visitors can step out from the terrace, giving the visitors the impression of standing in the void. The glass room will open to the public on December 21, 2013. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: A journalist, wearing slippers to protect the glass floor, stands in the ‘Step into the Void’ installation. The Chamonix Skywalk is a five-sided glass structure installed on the top terrace of the Aiguille du Midi (3842m), with a 1,000 meter drop below, where visitors can step out from the terrace, giving the visitors the impression of standing in the void. The glass room will open to the public on December 21, 2013. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: Employees, wearing slippers to protect the glass floor, visit the ‘Step into the Void’ installation. The Chamonix Skywalk is a five-sided glass structure installed on the top terrace of the Aiguille du Midi (3842m), with a 1,000 meter drop below, where visitors can step out from the terrace, giving the visitors the impression of standing in the void. The glass room will open to the public on December 21, 2013. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: View of the ‘Step into the Void’ installation at the Aiguille du Midi mountain peak above Chamonix, in the French Alps. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: View of the ‘Step into the Void’ installation at the Aiguille du Midi mountain peak above Chamonix, in the French Alps. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: View of the ‘Step into the Void’ installation at the Aiguille du Midi mountain peak above Chamonix, in the French Alps. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: View of the ‘Step into the Void’ installation at the Aiguille du Midi mountain peak above Chamonix, in the French Alps. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: View of the ‘Step into the Void’ installation at the Aiguille du Midi mountain peak above Chamonix, in the French Alps. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: View of the ‘Step into the Void’ installation at the Aiguille du Midi mountain peak above Chamonix, in the French Alps. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: View of the ‘Step into the Void’ installation at the Aiguille du Midi mountain peak above Chamonix, in the French Alps. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: Journalists and employees, wearing slippers to protect the glass floor, visit the ‘Step into the Void’ installation. The Chamonix Skywalk is a five-sided glass structure installed on the top terrace of the Aiguille du Midi (3842m), with a 1,000 meter drop below, where visitors can step out from the terrace, giving the visitors the impression of standing in the void. The glass room will open to the public on December 21, 2013. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: A man, wearing slippers to protect the glass floor, stands in the ‘Step into the Void’ installation. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: Journalists and employees, wearing slippers to protect the glass floor, visit the ‘Step into the Void’ installation. The Chamonix Skywalk is a five-sided glass structure installed on the top terrace of the Aiguille du Midi (3842m), with a 1,000 meter drop below, where visitors can step out from the terrace, giving the visitors the impression of standing in the void. The glass room will open to the public on December 21, 2013. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: Journalists and employees, wearing slippers to protect the glass floor, visit the ‘Step into the Void’ installation. The Chamonix Skywalk is a five-sided glass structure installed on the top terrace of the Aiguille du Midi (3842m), with a 1,000 meter drop below, where visitors can step out from the terrace, giving the visitors the impression of standing in the void. The glass room will open to the public on December 21, 2013. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

: View of the ‘Step into the Void’ installation at the Aiguille du Midi mountain peak above Chamonix, in the French Alps. (REUTERS / Robert Pratta)

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Dec 19, 2013 @ 14:01:28

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josh
Dec 19, 2013 @ 11:35:25

Wow!!!
Amazing, another one for the list 😉
Best,
Josh

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