In the first instance, the works exist as traditional paintings, in oil and pigment, mounted and framed on the gallery wall. The works generate infra-red light just outside the human visible spectrum, so when they’re reflected by a digital projector – using light emitting diodes – they expand to reveal a more complex and involved image. Sounds complicated enough?
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