Imaginary Circles

One rotating point, all the way to quantum mechanics. Imaginary Circles is a set of interactive interface studies that visualizes circular geometry, radians, waves, and logarithmic spirals as cinematic educational systems.

The project turns foundational circle concepts into dark, high-contrast interface compositions built for exploration. Each study isolates a different mathematical behavior and presents it through motion, annotation, and luminous diagram language.

The collection includes a circle-to-wave transform, a radian measurement study, and a logarithmic spiral study, all connected by a shared visual system of measured arcs, precise typography, and atmospheric depth.

The result sits between field guide, motion reference, and interactive learning tool: a compact system for making abstract geometry feel spatial, tactile, and cinematic.