1965

Transchromie (Paris 1965)
The Tranchromie focuses on how color is affected by subtraction. When superimposing a structure consisting of colored transparent strips placed at varying distances and in a specific order, subtractive combinations are achieved that change according to the displacement of the viewer, the intensity of the light, and the surrounding colors.

Because of their transparency, the strips of color allow a view of nature that has been modified by the phenomenon of subtraction. The reading of the colored transparent support, with its reflected or translucent images, stimulates visual access to ambiguous spaces.