Johannes Girardoni & Harriet Girardoni

Refrequenced sculptures are a convergence of light and material re-articulated into different physical forms. Made of cast resin, in which illumination from natural and artificial light meshes to varying degrees, these works appear to shift in color depending on the current lighting conditions and the viewer's position and movement. Refrequencers use sensors to capture the light waves emanating through the resin and digitally convert the light information into a sound vibration, making light audible.