THE BASIC PHYSICS OF ARTIFICIAL LIGHT ARE INVESTIGATED THROUGH THE DESIGN OF BLUE, WHICH USES THE CONCEPT OF ILLUSION TO PORTRAY LIGHT. USING SHATTERED GLASS TO REFRACT THE LIGHT INTO A CALMING, WATER-LIKE EFFECT THROUGH ONE VIEW AND RED REFLECTORS TO MAKE IT LOOK DRAMATIC THROUGH ANOTHER, THE ENTIRE STRUCTURE MODULATES THESE TWO EFFECTS AND CREATES THIS ILLUSION. AS A RESULT, 100 WATTS OF LIGHT ENERGY GETS SCATTERED, REFRACTED, DIFFUSED, TINTED AND FILTERED THROUGH BLUE.