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Clear vinyl inspired this piece. I wanted to recreate the way transparent records catch light and change what you see underneath while they spin.
In this interactive Hana scene you can:
Choose a record
Choose a slipmat
Hit play and see how the “glassy” material affects the look behind it (Liquid Glass)
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