LIGHT COLOUR AND REFLECTION | Kanetnat Puttimettipanan

The exhibition I presented here shows in quite a dramatic way how the reflective surfaces and colours of the objects, floors and walls are effected by changes in light colour and intensity.

The site was Vor Frue Kirke (Church of our Lady) designed by renowned architect C.F. Hansen in 1827-29. The space is located in the pantheon at the back of the church.
The context of the project is to show how different colours of lighting create different feelings and themes within the space.The atmosphere of the space feels quite different when changing
the light colour. The glossy pink suface of the floor changes to different colours depending on the ambient light, having in turn an effect on our emotions. The objects in the space have simple geometry, but their reflective surfaces have made different reflections of colour. The modern over-sized sculpture by a Danish artist creates drama and imposes a modern idea into
the historical space.The space can be use for exhibtions and a place to relax and disconnect from the busy world outside, and simply experience the interplay of light, colour and objects.
The six images are of the physical model, without any retouching