Momentum reveals time passage through light, altered by human presence. It is represented by the beam of light in a... Read More
Momentum reveals time passage through light, altered by human presence. It is represented by the beam of light in a room acting as a fabric of time.
The centerpiece of our installation combines a circular form with a disruptive element, activated by the viewer. The space begins in darkness, and as participants interact, light gradually reveals hidden references to time and systems. A single light source drives the entire installation, functioning as a timekeeping mechanism. Passing through rotating mirrored surfaces, the light refracts and casts shifting patterns across the walls, making the passage of time visible within the space.
Momentum creates a space for visitors to reflect and reconsider their relationship with time & themselves. Beyond observing, viewers become an active part of the workâtheir presence transforms darkness and light revealing hidden patterns. In doing so, they are not just witnesses but co-creators of the reality they perceive, shaping the experience of time within the installation.