World's Smallest Wonder

An abstract rainbow that shifts, responding to where rainbows are forming across the world. Drawing from live meteorological data, the work translates fleeting atmospheric events into colour and light. When rain and sunlight align somewhere on Earth, the installation gently recalibrates, bringing that distant moment of wonder into the room.

A rainbow is often imagined as something with a beginning and an end. Yet what we actually see is neither. We see the arc, the path suspended in air. You never witness where it truly starts and you never reach where it truly finishes. The magic exists in the stretch between.

World's Smallest Wonder uses that natural phenomenon as a metaphor for how we experience life. Meaning is rarely found at an endpoint. It emerges in motion, in transition, in the journey. By condensing a vast atmospheric event into an intimate, responsive form, the piece reminds us that wonder is already present in the arc we are moving through.