Suspension of disbelief (2010)
Suspension of disbelief derive's from an experiment dealing with the formation of clouds that appeared within the larger context of weather phenomena research at the end of the nineteenth century. Inside of a glass box, natural radiation becomes visible to the naked eye as the consequence of a chemical reaction. The visual result is an ever-changing flux of ephemeral shapes with an unpredictable location and variating rhythm. The chaotic nature of the phenomenon emphasize its particular organizational logic in space and time.
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