Power of One #Surface – Compression and dilation of time

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Created by Shohei Fujimoto, Power of One #Surface explores perception through reflection and position, where the visitor is invited to explore both the actual and reflected pattern which continuously changes according to the angle of reflective surfaces.

The installation for this piece consists of a laser, a mirror, and a motor. Two identical installations are set up in a vertically symmetrical fashion. Each installation operates on the same time axis and behaves in the same manner. It consists of 1.5W RGB Lasers, stepper motors (oriental motor) that rotate the panels and on the software side openFrameworks, ofxIlda, and ofxEtherdream.

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