Syn-Chronous

Light moves through distinct phases, generating a periodic flow. These phases shift out of alignment and overlap with one another, forming order only to disrupt it again, moving continuously between order and disorder. Within a temporality (chronous) that never remains fixed, the light patterns of Syn-Chronous oscillate between regularity and irregularity, creating transient moments of connection in which individual entities come together (syn) through synchronization.
These moments of connection emerge through attempts at synchronization, as different phases move toward alignment. Through inevitable moments of overlap, they come to share a single rhythm, only to disperse again and move toward a new order.
Arranged along the structure of the bridge, the lights of Syn-Chronous extend through its columns, forming a continuous trajectory. In their movement toward synchronization, one space connects with another, sharing their respective temporalities and generating a flow of light. Syn-Chronous brings different spaces, times, and individual entities into intersection, gradually forming a rhythm of relations.