These garments designed by Ying Gao react to what they see by responding to chromatic data. At the same time, they are symbols of what they can potentially become. Inspired by neurologist Oliver Sacks’s novel, _The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat,_the project questions temporality and movement. The chameleon-like adaption of the clothing highlights one of the important factors of the digital in relation to the object: how can our designs respond to a dynamic, often asynchronous, fluidity? [Read more.](https://nessmagazine.com/mirror-effect-flowing-water-standing-time-by-ying-gao/)