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We look into screens for about six hours a day. Like you, now. Looking into a window of knowledge and emotional satisfaction. A flat surface of endless depth. But which materials are we actually looking at? What are their hidden qualities?
Follow my explorations in my 3D room...
This window is a zoom into one of our most significant cultural objects: The screen. Through a twisting movement the hidden polarisation of light becomes visible. Between polarising filters a transparent sheet of PET-G plastic is slowly moving, changing i
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