An installation that turns geometric structures into living surfaces of light. Folded tetrahedrons sit as the physical substrate; MadMapper projects vibrant red-and-cyan gradients across them, and the two layers — paper geometry and projected color — fuse into something that behaves like neither.
The piece opens a shifting dialogue of color, shadow, and depth. Static objects appear to move. Spatial perception turns fluid: the creases that define the form also define where the color breaks, so the viewer stops being able to tell which edges are real. Through this interplay of projection and structure, geometry becomes a stage, and light the performer.