A light and sound installation where caustics shape a submerged spatial field.
Plexiglass structures interact with projected light to produce evolving caustic patterns. Forms appear and dissolve through successive layers of light, spreading across the surrounding architecture.
The installation transforms a discreet optical phenomenon into an immersive spatial experience. It reveals how unstable, shifting interpretations of light can reshape our perception of physical reality.
The installation has been showcased 4 days at D[N]A festival, curated by Jérôme Villeneuve.
Medium: sculpture, plexiglass, video projection, sound
Festival DN[A] 2019 - Grenoble, France.
Concept Design: Joan Giner - Sound Design: Jérôme Villeneuve - Production: Arcan - Production Manager: Julien Taïb - Venue: Le café des arts - Constructor: AndMax - Technical support: Gipsa Lab
Photo Credit: Joan Giner
