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Polychromatic Monochromes
Polychromatic Monochromes expand black-and-white imagery into its component colors to reveal an unexpected vibrancy. Black is not a singular color, but the collaborative result of multiple pigments absorbing the visible spectrum of light. By disaggregating monochromatic images into a mathematically balanced, reductive palette of transparent pigments, these three-dimensional fabrications uncover the secretly colorful nature of shadows, shifting as the viewer moves.
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