Iridescent Silk Garden

Description

• Visual Dispersion (Fibrous): The primary forms exhibit “Fibrous Dispersion.” Instead of solid blocks of color, the pigment is dispersed through a high-frequency array of fine filaments. This causes light to appear scattered across the surface, mimicking the sheen of physical silk threads.

• Light Dispersion (Radiant): The highlights show “Radiant Scattering.” Light disperses along the path of these fibers, creating long, glowing “streaks” that emphasize the movement and fluid curvature of the petals.

• Edge Dispersion (Fibrillated): The edges of the magenta forms are “Fibrillated.” Rather than a hard boundary, they dissolve into finer individual lines, dispersing the visual weight until the form blends seamlessly into the surrounding atmospheric glow