The Shape of Process
Each object on the table is part of a larger transformation—moments suspended in material, textures that speak of presence and absence. This workspace reflects the evolving nature of perception and making.
Material Memory: A Study in Form
This table holds more than objects — it holds traces of process, repetition, and discovery. Sculptural forms, pigments, and textures unfold as part of an ongoing dialogue between hands, material, and imagination.
In this creative environment, each piece captures a moment of transition. The workspace becomes a living archive — of ideas taking shape, of making and unmaking, and of the poetic tension between structure and intuition.
Event Horizon
Memory Encoded in Fragments
“Event Horizon” explores the intersection of memory, loss, and perception through a process of digital deconstruction and physical reconstruction. By slicing meaningful images into thin strips and reforming them into chaotic strands, the work metaphorically mirrors how personal experiences may vanish, yet leave behind an imprint — a residue of data, emotion, and meaning.
Inspired by black hole theory and the holographic principle, the piece draws a parallel between astrophysics and human consciousness. Just as information is theorized to remain on the surface of a black hole, this work suggests that no experience is ever truly lost. What disappears from sight may still live on — encoded, fragmented, waiting to be reinterpreted.