The glass container is filled with a high-concentration glucose solution. Below the container, there is a filter consisting of eight sector-shaped polarizing films, forming a complete circle when pieced together. These films are set at various angles and can differently rotate the sugar solution. When polarized light of mixed angles passes through the sugar water and a second polarizing filter above the container, a rainbow-like array of mixed colors is observed. This colorful effect is also visible from the side of the cylindrical container.

I've created a reflective device to project this rainbow light. The rainbow-colored beams are refracted onto a three-dimensional projection surface made up of numerous vertically aligned glass fibers. The appearance of the rainbow-colored reflections changes with the movement of the observer.

To create the illusion of a moon floating in an indoor space, a Pepper’s Ghost apparatus is used. This technique projects objects on a semi-transparent surface, making them appear ghostly. The glass moon, placed inside a black wooden box, is suspended above eye level. The bottom mechanism includes a grey transparent acrylic board set at a 45-degree angle. When positioned, the moon is projected onto the acrylic surface, creating the illusion of a floating blue moon. As viewers approach, they see both the moon inside the box and its projection, exploring the boundaries between reality and illusion. The installation prompts reflection on the metaphor of the moon’s illusory nature, inviting viewers to experience and contemplate the aesthetic interplay of reality and illusion.
 

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