Nebula
Nebula is a concept inspired by natural phenomena such as nebula clouds in space and the northern lights. By distorting light in a precise way, we create an evolving pattern of perfect light circles, forming a mesmerizing visual experience. The composition evokes a prism-like effect, where light fractures into multiple colors and directions, constantly shifting as the viewer moves.
This interplay of light challenges perception, leaving spectators questioning what they are seeing—even after observing it for minutes. The unpredictable distortion mirrors the unpredictability of our changing planet, where environmental shifts alter landscapes in ways we struggle to comprehend. Just as light bends and transforms in Nebula, our world is in constant flux, shaped by forces both visible and unseen.
Through this ever-changing composition, Nebula invites reflection on the fragile and dynamic nature of our environment. It encourages viewers to pause, observe, and embrace the beauty of transformation—both in the artwork and in the world around us.
See images and videos of the effect in a test version in our studio.
Our Nebula concept is designed to create an immersive visual experience that seamlessly integrates into any environment. By fully enveloping a space with our unique panels, we ensure a captivating display from every angle. The slowly rotating imagery forms a constantly evolving composition, offering a serene yet distinctive visual presence. This dynamic interplay of light and movement invites viewers to engage with the artwork from multiple perspectives, transforming any setting into an ever-changing spectacle.
Concept and sketches
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At Estranged Studio, we transform estranged materials into captivating installations and stage designs, all with a commitment to sustainability. Whether you're looking to book an existing work at your event or simply want to discuss creative ideas over coffee, we'd love to hear from you!
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boris@estrangedstudio.com or manno@estrangedstudio.com
