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We find ourselves in a time where we are creating a juxtaposition-position between nature and technology. 499 Seconds Ago explores the relation between these supposed opposites.
These light sensitive devices mediate between the natural phenomenon of light and gaze.
Drifting through space, orientating towards light they create a subtle play by making the color spectra of light visible. Through artificial construction this work invites you to slow down and consider the existence of light as it naturally occurs.
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