Colour My Day

Every day has a texture — a particular quality of light, a mood that settles into the hours without asking permission. Colour My Day invites participants to look at their day not through words but through images: a fragment of fabric, a patch of wall, a view from a window — something that held the colour of how this day felt.

Each submitted photograph appears as a circle, arranged with every other contribution into a shifting composition. When a new image arrives, the entire layout gently reorganises to make room — expanding, redistributing, never fixed. The result is a collective portrait of ordinary days, made visible side by side for the first time.