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In architectural term, “boundaries” of light may be referred to a passive form of light by the use of static light or dynamic form through the use of moving light. It does not clearly defines it self whether to contain or to separate, but to indicate the nature of the space. It is a tool to support organizing a space for any reasons it may serve; safety, advertisement, clarification, communication and as such. After the sunset, all the activities happening on the streets hold their peculiar illuminance to indicate their territories so as to avoid unexpected contiguity. Objectively, this aggregated effects of light turns in to a flow of light and can be interacted as a visual form that was created by the various wills of each individual and social organization.

Human + Time + Light = Form

At the beginning of the year, I have set up a specific agenda to explore forms in an architectural context through this interrelation of human, time and light, which has allowed me to evaluate the subject of light form a completely different perspective.