Shard of Light , 2011
Thought Form (Tetrahedron), 2011
Beautiful light sculptures by James Nizam, made using sunlight and mirrors:
“Nizam, who has worked on various projects in abandoned houses, shot the pictures in a vacant property in Delta, Canada, after negotiating access from the local government. For the Shard of Light image, he cut a one-inch wide slit from floor to ceiling through the main room the house, and diagonally across the veiling from the corner for several feet; at midday the sun moved into alignment with the cut, concentrating a perfect shard of light that he documented with a large format camera.”
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“For Thought Forms [...] he took a west-facing room and covered up the window with a bling, then cut a small hole in it to let in the light. [...] By locating an aperture to the far left of the window I focused the sunlight into a beam that landed roughly in the centre of the room. [...] The aperture focused the sunlight into a beam giving me a line segment of the sorts; using small mirrors mounted to a ball joint, I could redirect this line segment to another point in the room” (Click here to read full article from the British Journal of Photography.)
Thought Form (Dart), 2011
Thought Form (Cube), 2011
Thought Form (Fan), 2011
Thought Form (Fold), 2011
