With a supposition of a close relationship between time and photograph in this project, Tesseract could be imagined in the CMYK value and its combinations. SO, I made the ‘Tesseract’ by decomposing the earlier practice by CMYK, which has 12 combinations.

Test elements aim for a better print appearances. so I was interested in a test sheet and wanted to check the number of cases for the ‘Tesseracts’ images in CMYK values.

This project started with time and explored the relationship between time and photography. When the photo is printed, the result is in CMYK. And ‘Tesseract’ was imagined through these layers. and Printing Test Sheet examines CMYK values.

I designed the website for experiencing the ‘Tesseract’ where CMYK combinations of the past, present, and future exist. The website allows the navigation of four columns, and in this process, the overall appearance changes each time when each column stops scrolling. All of these images made it feel like navigating the ‘Tesseract’ interactively.