As a way to extend ongoing research on opposing colour values and the level greyness in the moment of perfect equilibrium (see Mutable Values), these works involve two projections showing a simultaneous opposing colour  inversion over 5 minutes. Halfway through the experiment the projections appear identical but only for a split moment. Then we, the viewers experience a delicate tension of visual expectation only to realise that as we anticipate the peak moment of slow inversion, it comes and goes as quietly as every other. 

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Each of the three iterations of the installation—'concurrence', 'tension' , and 'composite truth, after James Turrell'—explores notions of balance, symmetry, and tension, both within the work itself, and extending into the space it occupies, as well as the viewers themselves.

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time flow

merging two extremes

exponential fade

pervasive flux

flatness, as opposed to vastness

materialisation—out of nothing something.

your elastic matter,

pulled by spectral contradictions.