A faceted light sculpture altering spatial perception through projection and shadow.
During the day, a large faceted monolith interacts with natural light, generating shadows and subtle chromatic variations. At night, video projection activates its surface, creating shifting geometries that transform depth and spatial orientation.
The installation defines a perceptual field where space appears unstable. Through the interplay of projection, shadow and faceted geometry, Time Portal questions the spatial frameworks through which we perceive reality.
The installation has been showacesd for 1 night at Negotium event, curated by Jérôme Villeneuve.
Medium: Outdoor Wood, video projection, sound
Exhibition 2020 - "NEGOTIUM" - Marché d'intérêt national - Grenoble, France.
Concept design: Joan Giner - Sound design: Stéphane Bissières - Production: Negotium - Venue: MIN Grenoble - Production manager: Julien Taïb - Chief Constructor: Alexis Hoffschir - Thanks to: CDA Enghien-les-Bains
