Night during day is a representation of a Solar Eclipse on Polaroid.

While many were preparing to capture the eclipse in photographs, I sought to create a personal interpretation. My aim was not to replicate the phenomenon objectively, but to convey a profound message. This led me to create a photogram instead of using a camera, crafting the artwork entirely from scratch. Using Photoshop, I painted the eclipse and printed it on acetate to produce a Digital Positive, which was then exposed onto Polaroid film. Despite its departure from objective reality, viewers have embraced the artwork as their own reality.

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