This publication explores how light can reshape the way we perceive objects. Using Blender as a tool for graphic exploration rather than traditional 3D modelling, the work investigates how images change as light passes through form and removes or emphasizes visual information. Through processes of simplification and alteration, familiar objects are gradually transformed.
The title Life in Shadow reflects this idea. The objects in the work only become visible and take form when light interacts with them. Without light, they disappear back into darkness. The publication therefore questions how much information can be removed before an image loses its identity, and whether these transformations eventually make the original object obsolete.
