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Light travels across 93 million miles of space, enters the atmosphere, and reveals itself as color.
In this moment, that journey is briefly interrupted—split, bent, and transformed.
This image is created using natural sunlight passing through glass prisms.
No digital color is added. What you see is physics made visible.
Printed as a 16" × 16" matte metal print, the surface absorbs glare and deepens contrast, allowing the colors to appear suspended in space. The floating black frame lifts the artwork off the wall, creating a sense of depth and quiet separation—light held in pause.
A reminder that even when light changes direction, it remains whole.
Light travels across 93 million miles of space, enters the atmosphere, and reveals itself as color.
In this moment, that journey is briefly interrupted—split, bent, and transformed.
This image is created using natural sunlight passing through glass prisms.
No digital color is added. What you see is physics made visible.
Printed as a 16" × 16" matte metal print, the surface absorbs glare and deepens contrast, allowing the colors to appear suspended in space. The floating black frame lifts the artwork off the wall, creating a sense of depth and quiet separation—light held in pause.
A reminder that even when light changes direction, it remains whole.