Digital Dispersion is a digital visual art piece, and the application of a revolutionary technical idea. It was created by playing back two squares of digital colour - one light green and one light blue - as audio through two speakers into a room, allowing them to influence and interfere with each other acoustically in the physical space. An audio recording was taken of this interaction, and then converted back into an image to make the finished piece.

The digital colour information in the two coloured squares is transformed by their interaction and the occupation of the physical space. Through their transubstantiation from digital information into physical acoustic waves, a digital dispersion of colour is achieved.

This was created at Massimo Magee's studio in London, UK.