Visual experience is created through the eye’s interpretation of light waves reflecting off the fabric of our surroundings. To experience a space through the facility of vision is to understand it through its evershifting constitution of light, while the appearance of color is born of light’s varying wavelengths. Light, and thereby color, are the fundamental elements of our visual understanding of a space. Chroma is an examination of color as a dynamic spatial creator. Born from a chromatic analysis of the site, Chroma is a fully enveloping space in which shifting colorfields dissolve materiality and immerse the visitor in an ambiguously hypnotic experience. Turning the notion of corner inside-out, its circular form constitutes an infinite corner, and its centrally rotating ‘hinge’ processes ad infinitum; a gradation intended to convey the passing of time, light and spatial conditions within the site.