An architectural black-stone form with polished chrome cuts and a thin luminous slit, seen in ten changing spatial conditions. Scroll to explore, or open the index to choose a perspective.
One form.
Infinite ways of seeing.
The museum of impossible forms.
Distance enters
the object.
The cuts were always there. Now the space between them becomes visible.
A whole,
from here.
Find the view where the fragments agree.
Another surface.
Another reading.
Your position changes what the mirror reveals.
An opening
becomes a place.
Follow the cut beyond the surface.
Seen through
something.
A thin boundary holds the form at a distance.
The edge
acquires colour.
Light moves across the cut. The mass remains.
Almost absent.
For a moment, only the boundary remains.
The same form,
differently seen.
The fragments return. So does everything you have noticed.
A form does not exist only in matter.
It also exists in the act of seeing.