Re­frac­ted Light

Light - when it passes through glass or other transparent objects - is reflected and refracted in a variety of ways. The patterns that result from this can be captured with a camera. This process involves removing the lens from the camera and shining light through a glass object. The object becomes the lens, projecting its focal lines and focal points directly onto the camera sensor or film. The shapes are colored with colored filter foils during a long exposure and are not computer generated or processed in any other way.

If you look at it for a long time, you can see figures or things in the forms, be they dragon wings, dolphins or figures from other galaxies. Different people see different things in one picture; let yourself be carried away into worlds which you create with your own imagination.