lightbox posters

A 1920 × 1080 motion piece that loops every 17.6 seconds: a backlit acrylic panel in a dark aluminium frame on a concrete wall, its light falling across the wall and reflecting on the floor below. Four posters follow each other, four typographic systems. Kiln, burnt orange, is an open-studio week: a huge 24 in Host Grotesk 800 rises into place behind a mono header, a hairline draws across and the title and two lines lift in. Ebbline, ultramarine, stacks one word, quiet, down the poster while a lit line travels through the rows, with a vertical mono caption. Verda, forest green, is a vertical farm: a circle draws itself, a dotted inner ring runs the other way, a ring of mono text turns, two rules open and a clock ticks from 05:56 to 06:00. Northlight, magenta, slides two vertical words, NORTH and LIGHT, past each other while an arrow draws itself and a short list fades in. Each new poster arrives on a soft, wavy front of light that alternates direction: the acrylic's liquid light, rendered in WebGL from layered noise, changes colour behind it, a bright band rides it, the wall and floor take the new colour, and the poster's type, drawn on a 2D canvas, is revealed along the same front before it animates in. A slow camera drift and breathing zoom close the loop. Three WebGL passes (room noise once, the acrylic per frame into a small texture, the scene), Host Grotesk and Geist Mono as local files, so it runs offline. Every frame is a pure function of time, with window.__render(t), window.__LOOP, window.__MANUAL and ?rec for frame-exact video export; reduced motion shows one still.