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WAVE INTERFERENCE
The Philippine Star
|November 24, 2025
A rtist Marco Ortiga first noticed wave interfer- ence, or the effect known as moiré, while working as a pro- duction designer working on a local TV show, when certain clothe would mess with the cameras.
“Whenever the talent was wearing a striped shirt, he always had to change it.”
The mutability and randomness of moiré can be fascinating. In “Everyday Moiré,” at The Crucible Gallery, 3rd Floor, Megamall A, until Nov. 30, Ortiga installed various groupings of metal sheets with rows of perforated dots (his training as a material fabricator serves him well) as triple-pendulum installations with moving parts. Spin the sculpture and gravity takes over, creating interesting contrasts, shifting patterns — an effect akin to Op-Art of the ‘60s: the illusion of endless movement.
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