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Colour & Materials

Transformative Light

The use of coloured light to alter the perception of a physical space is increasingly making us question how we see the world that we live in. Artists, designers and architects are using immersive or projected colour to challenge what we know about our surroundings. Stylus looks to leading creatives who are employing these techniques as a source of colour usage inspiration.

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23 Nov 2011
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