Oppression, Reshaping, Fragmentation, and Reorganization
2025
Gelatin plate prints, acrylic paint, cotton mesh, iridescent fabric, plastic mesh, xuan paper, tracing paper, stones, thread, wire, and chains
Dimensions variable
Oppression, Reshaping, Fragmentation, and Reorganization explores the tension between individual presence and collective structure through pressure, imprint, fragmentation, and connection.
Stones are repeatedly rearranged and pressed into gelatin plates, leaving distinct yet incomplete traces across mesh, paper, and translucent surfaces. These imprints are cut, layered, and sewn together, allowing individual marks to remain visible while becoming partially obscured by the structures surrounding them. Suspended in space, the fragments overlap and shift with the viewer’s position. Sewing functions both as a physical connection and as a structure that binds otherwise separate elements into a collective.