The stained glass windows designed by Zao Wou-Ki in 2010 shed new light on what was once the refectory.
This was the artist's first time working with glass despite his long career. He selected a set of eleven India inks and put a delicate twist on the painstaking technique involved in stained glass, without lead came in this case. He created three extra stained glass pieces in the pulpit whose deep red echoes both the artist's Chinese heritage and the site's religious background. It has transformed the refectory which now hosts temporary modern and contemporary art exhibitions.
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