Project 3: Artefact
Memes
September 2019
Air acts both as an indispensable element and as an important medium for the self-circulation of life of various organisms and communications among them. Therefore, it is a relatively infinite continuum, just like the process of regrowth of human hair when a part of it is cut off. But people often neglect the fact that though the growth seems to be very strong and endless, the pores used to support and hold hair are instead very fragile and finite. By displaying the whole shrinking process of the pores, this work aims to reveal the essence of “endless” is indeed constant repetition of limited substance or resources and thus not infinite as it may appear.
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During my tour in V&A Museum, I was ap-pealed and inspired by the unusual shape of this chandelier designed by Julian Melchiorri, a V&A engineer and designer in residence. These algae-like leaves of the chandelier im-mediately bring about a sense of a lively aquatic environment where photosynthesis of this lively organism occurs.
Infinity I
Charcoal and oil paint on paper
Dimensions: 900mm x 600mm
Infinity II
Charcoal and oil paint on paper
Infinity III
Charcoal and oil paint on paper
Dimensions: 900mm x 600mm
Red Balloon
Oil paint on recyclable paper cup
Displayed: 90mm x 120mm
Red Curtain
Oil paint on discarded mask box
Displayed: 150mm x 200mm
Sustainability
Charcoal on paper
Remains
Oil paint on paper
Dimensions: 400mm x 300mm
Hair
Oil paint on paper
Dimensions: 400mm x 300mm
Hide & Seek
Oil paint on paper
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