"Step into this universe, an interconnected space where imagination and hope connect us across time and space, bridging the past and the future. We are harmoniously bound in our deep selves and in the heart of the world, perhaps because we are all manifestations of a singular element—water, which binds us with all forms of life."

 

 

"THE MATTER OF "IF" — HOPE" Series

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This ongoing series of sculptures, site-specific, and public art installations metaphorically explores the dichotomies and abruptness of hope as it echoes through both humans and nature. The series aims to push boundaries not only through the formation of the pieces but also by challenging conventional presentations of light, level, and viewer interaction within the concept's framework.

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The sculptures explore hope through natural materials, where the characteristics of each display can alter the subjective layer of the pieces. The placement within a space, with shadow as the boundless material at the installer's disposal, reflects the individuality of hope in the context of time and space.

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In this context, the installations engage viewers in unexpected ways, whether in darkrooms or public spaces like coastlines, pavement, or walking paths. Each work seeks to shift perspectives in surprising ways, whether by illuminating darkness or revealing a hope stone underfoot where it is least expected. This interplay of curiosity, thresholds, gateways, and poetic transitions invites a journey from the familiar to the unexpected. The series strives to make hope a tangible presence, a new experience, and raises questions, crucial in a world undergoing profound transformations.