Aurora Borealis, also known as Northern lights, is the natural luminescence caused by electron and proton charged particles’ interaction with the world’s magnetic wave. On March 2013, cosmologists working with gravitational waves suggested that our known universe could instead be a multiverse — a multitude of universe. Influenced by a contemporary investigation’s controversial findings, Aurora installation is about the possibilities of different dimensions when gravity is overcome, and it calls attention to world’s magnetic field.
The installation focuses on the mystic states of these natural luminosities that signal to other universes with their extraordinary colors and natures.
Waves exhibition was curated by Ebru Yetiskin as the second leg of exhibition series of Cacophony, Waves and Contagious Bodies. It took place in a construction space and that led me to create a site-specific kinetic light installation. The piece is done by fishing lines, LEDs, and motor.
