Colorama combines “color” with the Greek-derived horama, meaning “view” or “spectacle.” Once used to describe immersive panoramic displays and cinematic illusions, the term is reimagined here as a framework for experimental inquiry into color’s behavior, memory, and rupture within digital space.

This collection explores color not as decoration but as force — sensory, structural, and emotional. Each piece isolates a fragment of color’s logic, whether through its absence, fragmentation, or overflow. Colorama becomes a space of chromatic speculation, where color performs rather than represents, and meaning emerges from sensation.