Installation with video projection / glass, sand, video
200 x 100 x 287 cm, video loop
On a sand-covered floor lie glass objects left from repeated failed attempts in other working processes. Nothing was discarded; every trace was retained.
A video projection moves across the irregular forms, breaking into flickering reflections on the surrounding walls. The sand evokes what is elemental and natural, the glass what is shaped and human-made, and the moving image a gesture towards the future.
The work considers uncertainty not as an obstacle, but as a possibility for continuing—as long as something remains in motion.
Photo: Hyerin Lee
Photo: Johannes Ocker
200 x 100 x 287 cm, video loop
The 3D animation reflects on humanity’s futuristic aspirations. Despite repeated efforts, the deformed glass fragments cannot be restored to their original state. Yet the attempt continues in virtual space, where the fragments drift through the cosmos and are brought together again and again.
The video has no clear ending. It remains uncertain whether the effort will fail or succeed—but the striving continues.