NOVA

Light has no fixed form.

When light moves through space, it leaves traces. Patterns emerge, structures form, and fleeting moments become something that can be experienced.

Nova explores the transient nature of light by treating it as a sculptural medium. Through movement, rhythm and time, organic structures unfold in space — existing only for a moment before disappearing.

These fleeting forms are captured and transformed into three-dimensional and lenticular works. As the viewer moves, the image shifts with their perspective, revealing different aspects of the light structure and turning a captured moment into a spatial experience.

What appears to be a static image is a trace of movement suspended in space.

The sculptures are not objects in space. They are shaped by light, movement, time and perception.

Light becomes form.
Movement becomes structure.
Time becomes visible.