Sensorium of Light
A sequence of luminous panels makes light feel like a surface that can be approached and read.
The Brief
Build an interaction around attention rather than visual overload. The room needs a consistent spatial language so small changes remain perceptible.
The Inspiration
A curtain can reveal movement through the displacement of its lines. The panels adopt that sensitivity while replacing fabric with a fine field of light.
The Concept
Tall white-lit planes carry closely spaced vertical lines that bend across their surfaces. Repetition creates a clear route; the dark surroundings isolate each encounter.
Tall white-lit planes carry closely spaced vertical lines that bend across their surfaces.
The Experience
Visitors move from panel to panel and bring a hand close to the luminous surface. The experience shifts between the rhythm of the whole corridor and the detail of one local distortion.
The Outcome
The installation makes subtle variation readable. Its restraint gives a small gesture visual consequence, turning a row of light panels into a sequence of focused encounters.
Visitors move from panel to panel and bring a hand close to the luminous surface.