Colours

It based on the ccd surface. It was another „experiment”. The ccd perceives and receives the events, but we can rarely see this. If you have a look at it, it resembles a grey flan with thousands of tiny sensors, which apparently show a homogeneous surface. But if there is light reflected on it, it creates a dramatic effect. The change of the shape and intensity of the light as well as the angle of incidence creates different colours on the light detector, which creates separate pictures in an ever-changing, completely random shape.

The same conditions are responsible for our eye-sight, the trails of light reflect from the flan. At first glance, there are countless possibilities of association, despite the fact that we are aware of the function and features of this little structure. We can create such unique spectacle, which resembles natural phenomena. These are captured moments such as the seamless ring of water reflecting millions of trails of light, the mist emerging after the humidity increases or thewhirling colours of the aurora polaris.