Ripple
On sunny days, when the sun shines and a certain amount of wind blows, light is led into the space from the pipes in the ceiling, creating a phenomenon of light that looks like drops falling onto the surface of water. The light constantly moves with the wind and falls to reveal new sights. This architectural space is a remarkable manifestation of the seasonal, daily and time-of-day changes caused by the atmosphere, and the sights that can be experienced differ depending on the time of day when you visit. It is an accidental creation of nature, which we humans cannot manipulate.
Bio Deeply fascinated by changing natural scenery, Nish recreates optical phenomena through materials and structures, crafting new spaces of light. His work allows viewers to experience natural beauty by applying knowledge of optics, meteorology, and mechanics, while incorporating geometry and natural elements like sunlight and wind. Nish emphasizes the atmosphere his works create, fostering harmony between the piece and its surroundings. He believes this atmosphere shapes the space's character, bringing natural forces to the forefront and renewing appreciation for their beauty.
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