Creating with light, sculpting volume
Seeing an image... or stepping into light
Holography opens up a unique artistic territory, at the crossroads of image, matter, and perception.
Here, light no longer represents an object: it recreates its volume.
Unlike photography or painting, holography is not limited to a surface — the image becomes a space.- Perception changes depending on the point of view.- The viewer moves… and the image evolves with them.
It is a new way of thinking about visual creation.
Designing for Holography
Three-dimensional models are at the heart of the creative process.They make it possible to explore forms, compositions, and depth effects adapted to holographic recording.Each volume is designed not to be seen as an image…but to be reconstructed by light.
From Artistic Intent to Realization
Holography is both an artistic and scientific practice.Each project begins with a design phase, closely linked to the artist’s intent.Staging, material choices, lighting, color balance… every element is carefully considered,to be reconstructed by light.
In the laboratory, this vision takes shape through a series of precise adjustments:
laser beam alignment, system stability, optical settings, photometric measurements,
and the choice of photosensitive materials.
Here, light becomes a medium, and the laboratory a true space for creation.
Laser beams during the recording of a hologram
Optical setup for holographic recording