Play along and experience the beauty of light firsthand as artist Källman explores how scientific phenomena such as white light, wave optics, and precision glass refraction can be transformed into mesmerizing, hands-on public art installations. In this engaging and interactive session, discover how play serves as a serious tool for discovery, bridging the gap between scientific inquiry and artistic expression.
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