Wish Upon a Universe: Imagine (528Hz) proposes a paradigm shift in the function of imagination. Rather than expressing the artist’s vision, the work responds to the viewer’s silent wish—rendered as light, form, and harmonic structure. At its center, the image of “Imagine” appears not as a memory, but as a frequency-encoded projection, resonating at 528Hz—often linked to healing and idealism.

Yet this is not simply a projection. “Imagine” also functions as the universe’s eye—gazing back at the viewer. In this reflexive structure, the artwork becomes a reciprocal system: the viewer initiates the frequency, the universe mirrors it, and the image revealed is both a vision and a witness. Imagination becomes shared authorship, and art becomes an event of resonance rather than representation.