Framework is sculptural photography structured with three frames.
The raw material of Framework is the reinterpretation of "Shakkei" – the Japanese garden philosophy –, it enhances both the garden and particular scenery together with conflict by using artificial divider or cutout rather than the emphasis of continuity between them. The frame which is settled in the photography, the frame which settles photography in, and the frame with nothing. The meaning of the perspective the audience sees at that moment fluctuate due to the relationship between these three types of frames and the viewpoint of the audience.
The relations of conflict structures are continuously being destructed by the viewpoint and the surrounding environment. The background turns into artwork. Inside turns outside. And vice versa.
The installation keeps asking viewers their perception on account of producing a dynamic transition of perspective although it's a very calm object.
The installation keeps asking viewers their perception on account of producing a dynamic transition of perspective although it's a very calm object.
