Your mind probably exploded the first time you discovered the iTunes visualizer. Hopefully, you were alone, unsuspecting, and casually perusing your library on an uneventful night. Then, one accidental keyboard press later—BOOM. There you are, with a Pink Floyd light show on command at the tips of your fingers, allowing you to make the lights implode, divide, rejoin—all with the flick of your wrist. According to creator Oliver Garcia-Borg, Iridescent Configuration was “designed to give an unusual sense of agency,” allowing players to influence the strange behaviors of eight different “experiments in motion, interaction, colors, shapes, and nonsense.” he interactions…