Chromeflow — liquid mercury reflecting the club

On screen

What Chromeflow shows

Chromeflow models a mass of liquid metal at the centre of the screen: spheres of force that merge into one smooth skin, meshed in real time. The chrome has no colour of its own: it only reflects a neon club rendered around it, with its bands of light, its lasers, its flashes and your album art on a giant screen. When the club turns, the reflections run over the curves. A black mirror floor reflects it in turn.

On every kick a shock wave crosses the mass and a few drops are thrown out, fall back and merge again without a jump. The mids twist it, the highs make it shiver. From one scene to the next it becomes a drop, a ring, a column or a swarm; in build-ups it contracts into a perfect vibrating sphere, and on the drop it bursts into forty drops that orbit for two bars before gathering again. For techno, EDM, house and hyperpop.