A blue sphere filled with fractured light
Blue, cyan and iridescent reflections fill a sharply outlined sphere against darkness, echoed by softer orbs in the background.
A perfect sphere floats in darkness, holding within it an entire storm of fractured light. Blues, cyans and flashes of iridescent colour scatter across its surface, as though the object is constantly in motion yet somehow suspended in perfect stillness. The surrounding space falls away into black, making the sphere feel self-contained, almost planetary in scale.
What draws attention is the tension between precision and chaos. The outer edge is clean and geometric, but inside, reflections break apart into countless fragments, each catching light at a different angle. It feels less like a solid object and more like a moment of energy briefly frozen in glass.
There is a quiet rhythm in the repetition of blurred orbs in the background, echoing the central form without competing with it. Together they create depth and distance, as if the viewer is looking through layers of light rather than space.
The image carries a sense of quiet intensity — minimal in composition, yet rich in movement, colour and optical illusion, where clarity and distortion exist in the same breath.
In the exhibition Work 71 of 363
Where We Look From
Through Glass
Before We Explain the World
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