Photo — 3d sphere
White-framed prints hang on an invisible sphere; the globe swivels along great circles so each print takes its turn facing the lens.
Prints float in dark space arranged on a hidden sphere — a ring, a spiral or an even lattice, chosen per run. The sphere pivots so one print after another arrives upright at the centre, dwells, then hands over; the rest tilt away and dim as they turn, and faces pointing backwards vanish entirely.
The tour never spins on a fixed axis: for each hand-over the code computes the minimal rotation carrying the next photo's direction onto the camera axis and interpolates along that great circle, so every transition takes the shortest arc. Faces are sorted by how squarely they point at the viewer and drawn back to front, and each photo is baked once into a small bordered texture — the polaroid frame included — rather than re-cropped per frame.
