'Your living kaleidorama' features two mirror panels and a curved screen. The entire structure, attached along one flat panel to the wall, extends upward at an acute angle. A spotlight, shone through a metal gobo pattern and coloured filter to create the shape of a sine wave, reflects off a nearby basin of water and onto the screen. Inside the kaleidorama, the mirrors repeat and multiply the sine-wave image: on each panel, the ends of the image visually connect to form a rising and falling arc around the viewer, while the mirrored space seems to expand outward in three dimensions. As the basin of water is animated by the motor mechanism, small waves vibrate the coloured reflection. Gathering momentum on every ripple, lines twist and contort according to the intricate physics of wave mechanics, before settling back down into the simple shape of the sine wave.⁠ ⁠ Image: 'Your living kaleidorama', 2022. Part of 'Olafur Eliasson: Orizzonti tremanti' @CastellodiRivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea until 26 March 2023 (photo: Agostino Osio).