LIGHT FLAPS is an installation combining video, photography, and sound that invites viewers to look closely at the nature of light. Drawing on simple elements—sunlight, sand, and glass—the work explores how light moves, shifts, and shapes what we see. It encourages a slower, more attentive way of observing everyday phenomena that often go unnoticed.
At first, the images feel calm and balanced. Gradually, subtle distortions appear: reflections shift, symmetry becomes uneven, and perception is gently unsettled. By playing with refraction and the expected path of light, the work invites viewers to question what they see and to consider how perception is constructed rather than fixed.
