Solstice Clock -
The Clock
The clock is based on high noon (12pm), being the brightest time of the day is yellow, then additional primary colors are placed creating a triangle. The primary colors are placed in this order based on astronomy. When a star is born or new in the universe, it is blue, and so to is the clock. As a star ends it life, it becomes red "Red Dwarf." So to does the clock as the day progresses, changing from blue - yellow - red. These concepts are then extended to secondary colors. The result is a clock face which tells you the time of day simply by the color of the face. Basically a color wheel is formed where secondary colors are made by combining the primary colors. Yellow and blue make green, yellow and red to make orange and red and blue make purple for midnight (12am). The result is the face of the clock changes through the entire day. |
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