#moreisdifferent

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All done! 2-colour risograph postcards available on request.

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Remade my #moreisdifferent piece for Late Light, a one day exhibition of work from scientists at @imperialcollege @ucl @lifeatkings and artists from @rcaied @artsciencecsm working with light Event deets 👉 bit.ly/LateLight19 (The real thing is much better than my iPhone snap, come see it irl and I’ll give you a freebie..) (at Anatomy Theatre & Museum) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxmNN1uDJUr/?igshid=1a6swwdyrtbwn

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Remaking “Dawn or dusk?” for Late Light London 2019 next week at Kings College. Much love to friends and technicians who helped with this, as I am a novice with woodwork still..

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Polish-in-progress of cast bullseye glass (pale yellow + gray blue), continuing an exploration of gradient and light #moreisdifferent (at Royal College of Art) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw61qdpnP5M/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ewjwpzu6dkos

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Dawn or dusk? (Yellow or blue?), 2019 . Exploring light and colour based upon current knowledge, where scientists are still debating whether warm or cool toned luminance has more affect on mammalian circadian rhythms, one can find parallels between the beliefs that revolve our cosmology. Theories range from the spiritual to those measured at the atomic degree. The nature of our understanding of the world and how we made it here is never static, but constantly in flux. Perhaps the only thing we can conclude on is that truth is in the eye of the beholder: it can be questioned, be invalidated, and then rewritten. . Photo of my light installation from U|Order of Reality show as part of #moreisdifferent #rcaied elective with @libbs7! Just pitched to remake this piece for ‘Late Light’ in May at King’s College London🤞 (at Royal College of Art) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvTr_BEnj4D/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1rqkv9zfxwqeh

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Dawn or Dusk? (Yellow or blue?), 2019 Exploring light and colour based upon current knowledge, where scientists are still debating whether warm or cool toned luminance has more affect on mammalian circadian rhythms*, one can find parallels between the beliefs that revolve our cosmology. Theories range from the spiritual to those measured at the atomic degree. The nature of our understanding of the world and how we made it here is never static, but constantly in flux. Perhaps the only thing we can conclude on is that truth is in the eye of the beholder: it can be questioned, be invalidated, and then rewritten. *’Colour As a Signal for Entraining the Mammalian Circadian Clock’, April 17, 2015 https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pbio.1002127

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Show poster designed by Debbie Poon and Lèa Mesplède

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1. My fluorescent tubes put together under frosted acrylic

2. Golden hour sun on purple hoarding in White City

2. Walking through Holborn at night