A curved reflection of sunlight on a wall became the starting point for Zon Weef. The installation transforms this accidental optical event into a spatial system that weaves light into the room. Hairline-finished aluminum surfaces guide incoming sunlight, producing lines of reflection across the wall. Vertical textures function like warp threads, while suspended units move gently in the wind and shift the reflections horizontally like weft.

Drawing on the textile history of Enschede, the studio space is reimagined as a loom. The light source itself remains hidden; viewers encounter only moving reflections and shadows. Over time, cyanotype cloth records these trajectories of light. Gradually turning from white to deep blue, the fabric accumulates the traces of sunlight, revealing a woven pattern formed by the interaction of light, wind, and time.