My multi-dimensional work encompasses sculpture, installation, and photography to explore the emerging chasm between nature, environment, and humankind in everyday life. We seem to ignore - or perhaps we do not recognise - that nature, environment and humankind are intricately intertwined in the same moment. To discover it, we may need to look both at the surface and at the very depths of our internal, individual interpretation.
The aim of my work is to question how we perceive nature in and through human-made structures and vice versa. I use the environment, both natural and artificial, as a key device to let the viewer’s perception fluctuate over time.
In the recent works, it continuously fades into different meanings and forms another one together with the audience. The involvement of the audience makes the work perform sculptures that involve the audience. At a glance, the object looks quiet but it keeps changing its internal form dynamically and viewers perception. Viewers activate the work and be activated by the work at the same time while they actively and/or passively move to see it.
What I create is an invitation to question and figure out what you are seeing.
