Let There Be Light

Let There Be Light

"And God said: Let there be light there was light. God saw the light was good, and He separated the light from the darkness And God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night." Phrase in the Bible, then converted to 0 and1 binary code sequence and to drive and control the camera shutter. Then, the shutter of the intake of light and dark transmit this sentence. (The title for this work comes from a phrase in the Bible and is also the basis for the 0 to 1 binary code sequence, which controls the camera shutter. The translated phrase is transmitted through flashes of light and dark as the shutter opens and closes. The audience entering the dark room is exposed to the different speeds, strengths and sounds of the shutter, and in some ways become a record of this light, just like camera film itself. The audience experiences light as it is interpreted simultaneously through nature, religion and science.)

Audience in the dark room can see the different strength and speed of flashing lights. Here, the audience in a sense become the film itself, to be continuously exposed and to record the light.

The interpretation of nature, religions and science towards lights are gathered together, and at the same time put into effect on the audience.