No color to see

30 x 20 x 10 cm | edition of 4
Photo print on light box with LED light inside

In this series, I invite you to explore color and light through a unique lens. Inspired by the commercial lightboxes that illuminate our urban landscapes, I have transformed these everyday objects into artworks that celebrate the pure beauty of color.

As a colorblind artist, my relationship with color is both personal and profound. Each artwork captures a fleeting moment where color becomes both subject and storyteller. The images inside the lightboxes are photographs of flowers, meticulously transformed into abstract compositions. By stripping away recognizable forms, I emphasize the vibrant colors within nature's intricate designs.

Color Light Boxes offers a dual experience: each piece is both a work of art and a functional light object that can be switched on, creating a dynamic interplay between light and color in your space. By reimagining the purpose of lightboxes, I shift the focus from commercial intent to the contemplative appreciation of color itself.

Colorful rectangular light fixtures with gradient colors, mounted on a white wall and ceiling.
An art gallery with framed black and white photographs on a white wall. The gallery has a large window with a metal grid outside, cars parked nearby, and fluorescent ceiling lights.
Interior of an art gallery with white walls, black and white photographs on display, illuminated by ceiling lights. Outside view of a city street with parked cars and a building visible through large glass windows.