Colorclock your mood
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Digital designer Jack Hugues rocks the clock of our circadian rhythm.
Through his experiment, Hugues “transforms time into a sublime spectrum of colors”, with impact on our mood. He challenges the self-regulation of our circadian rhythm disorders, a hot topic for our overstimulated lives. Alarming!
Oh! To take some time to witness the change of colors on the clock – and have you ever thought about what a second really looks like ? Hugues keeps on amazing us with his perception of time like watching paint dry, but in a good way.
Feeling a little blue or turning pink – we are all mixed up in our biological body clocks. Research on colors could help regulate disturbed natural central systems in our speedy society.
Inspiring for well-being brands who want to reset clockwise!
Photo ©Ann Poan
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