“New Spectrum of Light” is a media art installation that explores the sculptural and immersive potential of laser and projection, not by creating literal three-dimensional objects, but by shaping space with light itself.
This work begins with sound. Music is transformed into waveform data, which is then visualized as laser-drawn lines in real time. These lines slice through space with precision, becoming the backbone of an evolving landscape made not of matter—but of motion and light.
When the laser lines synchronize with video projection, a new kind of illusion emerges:
a space where surfaces dissolve, and volume appears—
as if the audience is witnessing a holographic presence sculpted by rhythm.
Rather than imitating physical form,
New Spectrum of Light proposes a new spatial language—
where light is not only a medium,
but also a performer, a sculptor, and a storyteller.