Light • sound • haze

The work directly compares the outside temperature of its location between two dates – the current time and date, and that of 10 years in the past.

Displayed as two solid squares of light, the colour temperature shifts over 24 hours with the changing temperature outside. The variation in colour between the two sheets of light encourages the visitor to appreciate the increase in temperature over time.

Light • sound • haze

Wash lights concealed behind a formed horizon illuminate a space that can be explored by the visitor.

Concealed heat-sensitive PIR motion sensors react to the passersby, triggering a colour gradient shift across the horizon. As the visitor explores the space, the horizon reacts with them. The warmest colour will appear at the visitors' location and slowly dissipate behind them and back to its original state.

Light • sound • haze

Disparity opens the aperture further and examines the average temperature on a global scale.

Two monoliths positioned in space project live colour temperatures of the warmest and coolest points on earth at any given time. The imbalance between these two colour-washes represent the current state of our global climate in realtime.

Light • sound • haze

An interactive and atmospheric light installation which causes us to re-consider how we engage with our surroundings, both individually and as a collective.

Gradients of fluorescent, chromatic light react to the movement of passers-by, changing the colours’ temperature, much like a weather system. This colour shift stimulates a moment of reflection and reminds us that our environment is constantly being altered by our actions.

Light • sound • haze

An immersive audio-visual installation exploring how the digital revolution has hindered our access to, and feelings of, raw instinctive emotion and connection.

The work attempts to draw the line between the physical and meta-physical, defining space and boundaries with seemingly solid sheets of light.