Through the process of drawing, I abstract forms associated with the urban unconscious and urban residues encountered while walking through the city, and subsequently transform these images into three-dimensional works, kinetic objects, light sculptures, and other forms.
In this work, the installation is structured in response to the architectural characteristics of the exhibition space. Formerly used as an apartment, this basement space is divided into six rooms. By placing sculptural works in each room and combining coloured lighting, the movements of kinetic objects, and sound, the installation brings six distinct spatiotemporal environments into being.
As images generated from the residues of urban space are summoned back into a private interior, causing traces of the city to emerge within the rooms, an intermediate realm takes shape—one in which reality and fiction, and the private and the public, intersect.
