With Different Perspectives, I explore light, time, space and the electromagnetic spectrum. The series raises questions about perception. What do we actually see? Is our reality complete, or only a small part of a much larger spectrum?
The series consists of four animated LED light sculptures, each visualizing a different natural phenomenon. Every sculpture is accompanied by a QR code linking to carefully selected images and information, allowing the artwork to extend beyond the sculpture itself.
From Dusk Till Dawn
simulates the transition from day to night at the equator when the sun is directly overhead. The QR code presents endemic species of the Galápagos Islands.
Reference images: Galapagos Conservation Trust
Time-lapse From Dusk Till Dawn
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visualizes extra-spectral colors between red and blue that do not have their own wavelength within the visible spectrum. The QR code refers to images related to the Pacific Ring of Fire and the fruit dove.
Reference images: Pixabay
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Reality
explores the electromagnetic spectrum and the different ways in which living species perceive their surroundings. The QR code shows species that can perceive signals and parts of the electromagnetic spectrum that are not directly perceptible to humans.
Reference images: Pixabay
Time-lapse Reality
Circadian Rhythms
visualizes biological rhythm in a 24-hour cycle, with a color transition between 2000 and 9000 Kelvin. The QR code refers to daily rhythms influenced by light.
Reference images: Pixabay
Time-lapse Circadian Rhythms
The four light sculptures are controlled by programmed LED lighting and display a continuous 24-hour color transition. Time-lapse videos reveal these gradual changes.
More about this art series can be found in the artist’s book True Blue.
