03 / Summer
Entoptic
The eye carries its own weather.
The chapter
An open blue field holds floating circles and a restless sense of depth.
Summer opens the surface. Turquoise and cobalt stretch behind overlapping circles of white and mint. Nearer lights feel bright and distinct; quieter discs dissolve slightly into the colour, giving the eye several distances to travel through.
Entoptic phenomena originate within the eye itself. This chapter takes that inward origin as a poetic premise: a vast field can also feel intimate. The floating circles suggest a private weather, suspended between what is encountered and what is brought to the act of seeing.
A palette for summer
Turquoise, cobalt, mint, luminous white.
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