Year
    2022
Material
    Textiles linear actuators high-powered LED lights board computer paint wood
Abrasive Paradise, installation view, Kunsthal KAdE, Amersfoort, Netherlands, 2022. Photo: Mike Bink.
Abrasive Paradise, installation view, Kunsthal KAdE, Amersfoort, Netherlands, 2022. Photo: Mike Bink.
Description

Ocular Drift is a composed landscape of light, sound, and dizzying moiré patterns. Extremely white, the walls and ceiling are slowly lit up and morph into different gradients of white while the moving panels create a moiré effect that seems to move beyond the rounded frame of the work. Subtle changes in the white light of the space make the properties of the patterns continuously change, leading to a disruptive confrontation between the physical installation with the sensory experience of the viewer, and the materiality of their own bodies. This intriguing paradox in the experience of intangible digitality and material physicality raises questions about the blurring of boundaries between the physical and the virtual in our digital age.