It's based on a simple law of physics - when a beam of white light is passed through a triangular prism, the intensity of the light is distributed in frequencies and colours. The result is a spectral projection that gives a distorted perception of space, like the Irish legend of Leprechaun burying a pot of gold under the rainbow, but you never get to it, so wealth remains an illusion. In the physical exhibition, physical access is possible, but you don't find the promised riches.
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Roma Mikalauskytė (b. 1999) is an interdisciplinary artist, 4th year student of VDA Graphic Art program, who combines science and art in her work and examines social topics. In the installations, details from everyday life prevail, their scale is manipulated, thus turning the fragments into works of art for the space.
