LIGHT EXISTENCE SHADOW

Light Existence Shadow






Shadow is proof of existence





 

Research on 'Recording'
One of the interesting habits of human beings living in a three-dimensional world is that we record things on a two-dimensional plane. Diary entries, poems, business contracts, and paintings are examples of humans recording the world in a two-dimensional way. Although the formats differ, they are all activities of expressing the world on a plane. Artists in the past served their world on a plane in their unique methods. The beginning of Impressionism was the invention of paint tubes. With the convenience of transporting painting tools, many artists started to go outside to paint. Monet also went outside with paint tubes and an easel in both his hands. He captured the view he faced on a canvas. The artist put effort into reenacting the color of light changing in the process of the Sun rising and setting on the canvas. As a result, he came out with his unique style. Monet's paintings metaphorically depict the era he lived. Like this, a painting has an artist's unique method of recording that understands the change and flow of one's age. By researching these different ways of documenting the world, Chanbyul established her unique way of recording how she interprets the world.






The Way of Recording  the World: Shadow
Shadow appears through an interaction of light and an object. Light, as an immaterial substance, makes all other matters come into view. The shadow exists in all things that have mass, from the level of elephants to molecules. The Sun, the definitive light source on Earth, gifts one shadow to one object. Before the invention of artificial light sources, the shadow was the only thing that all the matters on Earth could equally take. After the creation, however, we easily face numerous lights and shadows that emerge from them. An object takes several shadows from lights coming from different directions. However, being used to this era, we need to pay attention to this fact. Shadow often seems like a trifle, and it has become natural to have it day and night. When the Sun was the only light source in the past, shadow existed in the daytime as evidence of the Sun, and humans even materialized invisible time. The cloned shadows from the cloned Sun live in the middle of the night. The shadows are not an exclusive property of midday anymore. Several shadows clearly and directly demonstrate the contrasting present to the past, and hence, are considered a typical symbol of the world we live in now.







Multiple Shadows Object
For the artist, a shadow is a two-dimensional record that is depicted from an interaction between a three-dimensional object and light. Recording a shadow on a plane and transforming it into a three-dimensional object is an effort to reenact the cycle of the dimensions. Leaving one side of the object flat implies that its original form is from the two-dimensional record.




Impressionism Object
Einstein's Theory of Relativity adds time of four-dimension to the traditional cognition of the three-dimensional world. Being influenced by Impressionism, her work includes the idea of time. I use candles instead of artificial lights to portray four-dimensional spacetime in her work. As time goes by, a candle burns down to become shorter and shorter, lengthening its own shadow sitting beside it. All these interactions are the orbit of time made by light and objects. The shadow is recorded on a plane every hour until a candle burns up and is transformed into a three-dimensional object. As a result, this object embraces the order of nature.






As time goes by, a candle burns down to become shorter and shorter, lengthening its own shadow sitting beside it. I view it as a track of time made by light and the object. The produced drawings catch all the traces around it. As a result, this series of paintings and ceramics reflect a rule of nature.









Shadow can be a decent way to understand the world.
Shadow appears from the interaction between light and existence. Generally, light is necessary to recognize existence. Therefore, light, shadow, and existence are inseparable sets, and the shadow becomes evidence of existence. As an artist, the shadow can be a tool to understand an object's relationship with other concepts. Through the work, the audience could open a new perspective by facing shadows on a desk, in a kitchen, in every moment.


LIGHT EXISTENCE SHADOW
01. Shadow painting













LIGHT EXISTENCE SHADOW
Shadow object











LIGHT EXISTENCE SHADOW
Merged Shadow




이 작품은 주어진 공간에 사물을 함께 배치할 때 개별 사물의 그림자가 합쳐져 하나의 그림자를 형성하는 현상을 표현한 것이다. 고유한 위치, 고도 및 물리적 특성에도 불구하고 이러한 물체의 그림자는 함께 혼합되어 통일된 전체의 이미지를 생성한다.
사물은 동떨어져 있을때는 자신만의 그림자를 갖지만, 책상, 세면대, 주방과 같이 사물이 밀집되어 있는 공간에서는 한 덩어리의 그림자가 된다. 사물들은 제각기 다른 위치와 높낮이, 그리고 전혀 다른 물성을 가지지만 그림자 속 사물들은 마치 모든것들이 하나로 통합된 것처럼 보인다. 작가는 이러한 그림자의 성질을 이용해 여러개의 사물들이 그려내는 하나의 그림자를 기록하고, 그것을 3차원으로 치환했다.


또한 이 작품은 우리 주변 세계의 상호 연결성을 일깨워주는 역할을 한다. 모든 차이에도 불구하고, 우리 모두는 함께 어우러져 우리 자신보다 더 큰 것을 창조하는 타고난 능력을 가지고 있다. 그것은 화합의 힘과 다양성의 힘을 보여준다. 작품은 통일성과 다양성에서 찾을 수 있는 아름다움을 강력하게 상기시키는 역할을 한다.









SKETCHBOOK

SHADOW WITH TIME
Night in the midday

SHADOW WITH TIME
Blooming and Withering Flower







The difference between a painting and a text is that the painting stands still in a place. Both the painting and the text are created within times, but the painting seems stationary. The viewers sometimes feel paintings come to life, but for most of the audiences, the paintings are just a stationary object. Dragging countless hours, a painting gets completed and becomes a stationary object. Would not this be a reason for a lot of contemporary people finding paintings complicated?

Ever since being in the field of Arts, the most frequently asked question from others in South Korea was, “what do you feel when you look at paintings?”. When we learn about paintings, we often hear that we have to understand the artist’s perspective and views towards the world. However, how can we understand something from paintings when they do not speak? this is really complicated. On the other hand, a novel is not a big deal to be read through boring prints on a two-dimensional plane. What would be the reason for paintings that they are relatively difficult compare to novels?

A writer expresses his or her perspectives and points of view in a novel through many ways. There are several factors that support the writer’s thoughts such as a character of a protagonist, relationships between characters, a narrator, background, events, narrative styles and etc. The audience can dive into the writer’s set-up and fully understand the story by enjoy reading all the factors. This is not a difficult thing to do, as only a tiny bit of effort and time of reading the listed characters are required.

So, a novel narrates with a descriptive voice about situations, emotions and events that change through a plot of a story, whereas a painting never let you know easily. This is also the reason for famous paintings earnig their fame – the narrative of them become even more intimate after repeatably shown in educational institutions and in news.

The painting that is just standing still without saying anything is deficient to stop and hold busy modern people for a while. Hence, I would like to give a narrative to the painting. Perhaps it is a matter of course that humans living in times feel a sense of closeness with things in time, like different impressions we have in between stationary objects and alive animals or growing and withering plants that might seem stationary.


Then how would it be to capture the artist’s time and alive time on a stationary plane? The series of paintings <Blooming and Withering Flower> depict the thoughts above.  








Blooming and Withering tulips 01
114x104cm
Watercolor
2022



Record

2022.05.01

2022.05.03

2022.05.07

2022.05.10

2022.05.13









<Blooming and Withering Flower>

What sets modern sources of light apart from their predecessors, such as the sun or a candle, is that they do not move nor change with time.

Despite the evident benefits of light bulbs, what I cannot find in them are signs of vitality. In mother nature, the vitality comes from the fact that they change over time. Each carries traces of time, which makes them seem alive. However, such a trait is not present in artificial sources of light. They do not seem to interact with time.

Similarly, shadows born at night are fixed, unlike those continuously changing their shapes and directions under daylight on the streets or the walls.

By recording shadows of blooming and withering flowers, I strive to capture the concept of time, which flows like a river on us and the universe, on a two-dimensional plane. Also, only artificial light sources were used to shed shadows on and record the flowers' changes over time. Contrast exists between the human-created way of life, represented by light bulbs, and how nature abides by time, shown by the flowers' movements. By bringing this contrast to a single scene, I seek to integrate and understand these two different natures of life existing in a single world.








Blooming and Withering tulips 02
114x85cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022



Record

2022.05.03

2022.05.07

2022.05.10

2022.05.13















Withering peony 01
100x140cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022




Record

2022.05.27

2022.05.28

2022.05.29

2022.05.30

2022.06.01

2022.06.03
















Withering tulips 02
70x100cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022















Blooming and withering peony 01

56x76cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022
















Withering tulips 01
56x76cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022








LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
Plant



Withered Tulips and one light
100x140cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022



Withered Tulips and two lights
100x140cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022

















A branch of Christmas tree(Korean-Fir) and one light

70x100cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022



A branch of Christmas tree(Korean-Fir) and two lights
70x100cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022




















Three flowers and one light
56x76cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022





One flower and three lights
56x76cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022



















Common gypsophila/
one, two and three lights

56x76/56x76/56x76cm

Shadow on paper with atercolor
2021




















Branches/one, two and three lights
56x76/56x76/56x76cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2021






















A plant and five lights
56x76cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2021




A plant and eight lights
56x76cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2021



















A Sunflower and four light
56x76cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022





A withered Gerbera and five lights
56x76cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022

















A rose and four lights
76x56cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022


A bunch of flowers and one light 01

76x56cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022




















A bunch of flowers and one light
Series Blue

100x140cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2023


















Flowers and two lights
100x140cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022




Plants and one light
80x100cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022

















A bunch of flowers and one light
Sereis Yellow 01
88x140cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2023


A bunch of flowers and one light
Sereis Yellow 02
100x140cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2023


















Flowers and one light 01
56x76cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022



A bunch of flowers and one light 05
56x76cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022
















One flower and four lights

56x76cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022
















 

A red berry spray and three lights

56x76cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022



















Common gypsophila and three lights

70x40cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022



















Flowers and four lights
114x70cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022

















A bunch of flowers and one light 06
140x140cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022




















Common gypsophila and two lights
100x113cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022













LIGHT AND SHADOWS
Object



Clock hands /ver.1
100x140cm
Shadow on paper with watercolor
2021






Since shadows emerge from the interaction between light and things, they are evidence of something being material not just abstract. Chanbyul use a shadow as a tool through which to understand the relationships that humans form with different concepts and objects.

Light is an immaterial matter that reveals all other substances. Where there is light, everything with mass, from elephants to molecules, has a shadow. In a universe where light is natural, shadows are evidence of existence. In the past, there was the only one light source, the sun. It means that there was only one shadow. These days, however, human has invented artificial light sources, the light bulbs. Shadows arise according to the number of light sources. One light has one shadow, and two light sources have two shadows. Now we can see tons of artificial light sources and tons of shadows anytime, anywhere. This is the shape of the present era that is completely different from the past.

In addition, the shadow is proof that 'I' exists in the present moment as an observer. Recording a shadow is possible only when an object blocks the light and creates darkness. Chanbyul records this moment as both observer and recorder. Chanbyul hopes to deliver the idea that shadows can thus be tools through which to understand the relationships that humans form with different concepts and objects.

It means that facing the shadows represent facing the present. The shadow is a great tool for facing the world we live in Chanbyul paints with objects that can be seen in daily life and common shadows. This is to convey the idea that we can easily get new reflections on the world anytime, anywhere in our daily life.











Clock hands /ver.4

56x76cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022




Clock hands /ver.3

56x76cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2022



















A chair and one light 1
70x100cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2021




A chair and one light 2
70x100cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2021




A chair and one light 3
70x100cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2021




OSTEN BIENNIAL awarded work
OSTEN Collection
















One line and eleven lights
100x140cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor

2021

















One line  and six lights
100x140cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor

2021




















One thread and nine lights

70x100cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2021





One thread and six lights (ver2)
70x100cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor
2021


















An extension cord and six lights 02
100x140cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor

2021


















An extension cord and six lights 01
100x140cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor

2021

















Sauce cup, Milk cup, Vinegar container, Pot, Cup and six lights
100x140cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor

2021


















Pepper shaker, Candle holder, Alarm clock, Milk cup, Soap dispenser and seven lights
100x140cm

Shadow on paper with watercolor

2021



















An eyelash curler and six shadows
75x65cm




A pair of glasses and six shadows
76x56cm




















A pair of scissors and nine shadows
76x56cm




A key and ten shadows
76x56cm





















A key and eight shadows
76x56cm




A coffee grinder and seven shadows
76x56cm




















A wine opener and seven shadows
76x56cm




AirPods and ten shadows
76x56cm














AirPods and ten lights
76x56cm




A Fork and eleven shadows
76x56cm




A Cup and twelve shadows
76x56cm





















Stand shadows
112x76cm




Shadow clock flower Ver.1
76x56cm





















A clock hand and seventeen shadows
50x40cm




A clock hand and twelve shadows
50x40cm





















A candle holder and five shadows
112x76cm




A stand lamp and five shadows
112x76cm












NIGHT IN THE MIDDAY

한낮의 밤






<작가노트>
참을 수 없는 존재의 가벼움 첫 페이지에 이런 말이 있다. 인생이란 한번 사라지면 두 번 다시 돌아오지 않기 때문에 한낱 그림자 같은 것이라고. 글쎄. 그림자는 한낱이라는 단어로 표현되기에는 좀.. 절대적이다. 태양을 떠나는 순간부터 그것은 몇 광년을 달려 당신에게로 왔다. 무중력의 우주를 건너 외로운 별들의 시체를 지나 당신 집 창가에, 벽에 내려앉았다. 그것은 아주 고요하지만 강력하게 당신의 존재를 말해주고 있다.


지구의 절대 광원인 태양은 하나의 물체에 하나의 그림자를 선물한다. 자연의 그림자는 태양의 순환을 따라 생겨나고 사라지기를 반복한다. 어둠이 찾아올 무렵 그림자는 태양이 지는 자리 반대편으로 길게 몸을 끌어당겨 뉘엿뉘엿 지평선을 넘는다. 아침이 오면 그것은 태양의 가호 아래 다시 우리의 곁으로 돌아온다. 인공 광원이 발명되기 이전까지, 그림자는 지구상의 모든 것들이 유일하게 공평하게 가질 수 있는 것이었다.
 

과학적으로 그림자는 사물이 빛을 가로막아 생기는 검은 영역이다. 인간이 밤이라고 부르는 것도 사실은 검은 그 영역이다. 태양이 지구 반대편으로 제 몸을 옮기면 그 자리에 어둠이 드리운다. 우리가 밤이라고 부르는 것은 사실 지구라는 행성이 제 몸에 가지는 self cast shadow이다.

이러한 맥락에서, 우리는 언제 어디서든 밤을 마주할 수 있다. 정오의 태양 아래 드리우는 사물들의 그림자. 모든 그림자는 한낮의 작은 밤이다. 낮과 밤. 밝음과 어둠. 빛과 그림자. 그 모든 것은 서로가 서로에 의해 존재한다. 자연스러운 우주 속에서 서로가 서로의 존재의 원인이자 증거가 되어준다.




작가에게 그림자를 기록하는 행위는 세상의 이치를 평면에 담는 일 이다.  과거의 화가, 소설가, 시인들은 모두 저마다의 방법으로 세상을 평면에 담았다. 인상주의, 모더니즘과 같은 사조들은 그 증거이다.그림자는 작가가 자신의 세상을 평면에 담는 방법이다.

객체의 그림자를 기록하며 작가는 그 순간 그림자를 그리는 대상 존재의 관찰자이자 목격자가된다. 관찰자의 역할을 자처한 작가에 의해 존재를 증명받는다. 끊임없이 변화하는 해의 그림자를 기록하며, 작가는 우주속에서 그것과 동등한 존재가 되어 함께 살아숨쉬는 ‘지금’을 감각한다. 작가의 손에 의해 기록된 객체의 그림자는 그것이 그날, 그때 그 자리에 존재했다는 하나의 증거물이 된다.
 




















Night in the midday
The Shadow of The Goalpost
20 May, 2023
Eindhoven, Netherlands















Night in the midday
Blue bicycle
20 May, 2023
Eindhoven, Netherlands



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Night in the midday
painting no.1
2:30pm May13, 2023
Utrecht, Netherlands


















Night in the midday
painting no.2
3:20pm May13, 2023
Utrecht, Netherlands

















Night in the midday
painting no.3
4pm May13, 2023
Utrecht, Netherlands















Night in the midday
painting no.4
4:20pm May13, 2023
Utrecht, Netherlands















Night in the midday
painting no.5
5:00pm May13, 2023
Utrecht, Netherlands




SHADOW NOVEL
01. The myth of a Clock flower









SHADOW NOVEL
02. A village with six suns







SHADOW NOVEL
03. A gardener





SHADOW NOVEL
00. Garden of time







INSTALLATION
Garden of time




INSTALLATION
Garden of shadow




Exhibition in Priveekollektie Contemporary Art |Design gallery 2022




NATURE OF TIME
Candle painting






Chanbyul Park (b. 1994) is a South Korean artist who lives and works in Eindhoven. She holds a degree in Industrial Design from Ewha Womans University in Seoul and is currently studying for a degree in Contextual Design at the Eindhoven Design Academy. Chanbyul is an artist-designer who develops her perspective on the world through research of objects and the rules of nature to understand what surrounds us and develop better awareness. Her source of inspiration is the Impressionists and Cubists whose modes of reading the world she studies, establishing her contemporary interpretation: "I paint, create objects and draw visual novels to express my ideas. I believe that understanding this world we live in leads to a better understanding of ourselves."

Park's research aims to record the order of the world in her works, paying particular attention to the theme of time that has an invisible character but that at the same time is perceived by humanity. Impressionism Object is the name given to the entire series in which she uses candles as a material to record time – the title refers to the Impressionist approach with particular attention paid to the passage of time.  Nature of Time is part of this vast series, composed of drawings, sculptures and design objects: "This painting is a trace drawn by drops of a candle. The shape varies and never repeats itself because of many natural phenomena such as the time it takes the wax to flow and solidify or the direction in which the wind blows, the position, the temperature and the humidity". This work is the visual documentation of the natural order of nine loose candles deeply influenced by external conditions and time.

Text by curator Laura Pieri

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Nature of time 01
Candle on watercolor paper
2021








Nature of time 02
Candle on watercolor paper
2021









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5hour 35mnute


Records the daily life
between humans and objects
in three dimensions

Object verb


Photo credit @pierrecastig





Human beings have developed various combination systems and have recombined them to produce innumerable creations such as mathematics, engineering, and language. Over thousands of years, language that forms the essay has been the greatest system that humans have combined. This combination composes the essay as a method to express one’s world. However, in the exhibition which aims to derive alternative essays as a methodology, Park takes an ‘object’ as a material to draw a new type of essay and departs from the standard of the written format of it.

Like language, humans have applied knowledge to make basic combination systems for objects, in which we call it as design in other words. A cap of a bottle, a handle for a cup, and wheels in a suitcase are the examples of a perfectly calculated formula for their combination systems. However, despite both language and objects using the same ‘combination’ methodology, their forms and impressions are completely different.

As a starting point, the designer carried out research on differences between a text and an object, in which she finds it as ‘the record of a movement alive in a time frame’. Although both language and objects are created within the passage of time, unlike language, the objects look standstill in a time frame. A sentence on the other hand clearly depicts both the movement of a subject and the mobility of time by itself through ‘verbs’ and ‘tenses’. The objects have their movements through humans and can neither involve any movements nor record time on its own. This is the reason why objects seem stationary away from time.




It perhaps is a matter of course that humans feel a sense of closeness with characters that have temporality, like different impressions we have in between stationary objects and alive animals or growing and withering plants that might seem stationary. Chanbyul wants to make the objects to be seen lively in a time frame by itself. To do so, Park grants incidents to her objects and captures their kinetic actions that are created while interacting with humans. When incidents are created in a time frame, the objects with incidents also obtain temporality.

In the work <Object Verb>, the objects remember each of the incidents that happened to their body. Park recombines the objects with clay that gets deformed by external forces. Using this nature, she records lively movements that the objects experience in daily life. By visually revealing these moments, Chanbyul transforms each object into a character of a novel and narrates with her objects by granting them incidents and characteristics.

“We are moving but also confined in a spot of existing time.” – Time by Alexander Demandt

The work <Object Verb> records and visually holds the spot of time for its evidence. The current movement that will become a past is captured in the real object and is being led to the future. This signals that the objects are present with human beings in time.







인간은 다양한 방법의 조합식을 개발하고 그것을 재조합 하는 방법으로 무수한 것들을 창조해냈다. 언어, 수학, 기계 같은 것 들이 그 예이다. 그중 언어는 인간들이 수만 년에 걸쳐 창조해낸 가장 위대한` 조합식이다. 그리고 보통 언어로 쓰여지는 에세이는 언어라는 조합식을 이용해 자신의 세상을 표현하는 하나의 형식이다.

언어와 마찬가지로, 인간은 수만 년 간 습득해온 지식들을 적용해 사물들의 기본적인 조합법 또한 만들었다. 작가는 오늘날 디자인이라 불리는 것이 바로 이 영역이라고 생각한다. 물병의 뚜껑, 컵의 손잡이, 캐리어의 바퀴 같은 것들은 이제 완벽하게 자리 잡은 사물 조합 공식들이다. 그러나, 언어와 사물이 똑같이 ‘조합’이라는 방법론을 사용했다고 하더라도, 그 모양새와 느낌은 완벽하게 다르다.

본격적으로 작업을 시작하기에 앞서 작가는 글과 사물의 차이점과 그 이유에 대해 고민했다. 작가는 그 차이점을 ‘시간 안에서 생동하는 동적인 요소의 기록됨’에서 찾았다. 언어와 사물은 모두 시간을 사용해 창작되었지만, 언어와 다르게 사물은 시간 속에서 정지해있는 듯 보인다. 글에는 동적 움직임과 시간의 이동성이 ‘동사’와 ‘시제’라는 부분으로 명확하게 드러난다. 언어는 그 자체로 움직임과 시간성을 내포하며 드러낸다. 반면에, 사물은 동적 움직임을 제 몸 안에 내포하고 있지 않다. 사물은 인간에 의해 움직임을 가지지만  스스로 움직임성을 내포할 수도 없고, 성장하는 식물처럼 자신의 시간을 기록할 수도 없다. 이것이 사물이 시간으로부터 동떨 어져 정지해있는 것처럼 보이는 이유이다.
그러고 보니 시간 속에 사는 인간이 시간성을 가진 등장인물들과 더 친근감을 느끼는 건 어쩌면 아주 당연한 일일지도 모른다. 정지해 있는 사물과 살아 숨 쉬는 동물이 다르게 느껴지는 것도. 정지해있는 듯 보이지만 성장하고 시드는 식물이 다르게 느껴지는 것도.

작가는 각각의 사물이 자신의 시간성을 드러낼 수 있으면 좋겠다고 생각했다. 그 방법으로 작가는 사물에게 사건을 부여했다. 작업 <사물 동사>에서 사물들은 제 몸에 각각의 사건들을 기억한다. 사물에게 사건이란 인간과 상호작용하며 일어난 동적인 행위를 말한다. 그리고 그 사건은 시간 속에서 이뤄진다. 그러므로 사건이 부여된 사물은 시간성을 내포하게 된다. 사건을 부여하기 위해 나는 사물들을 찰흙으로 만들었다. 찰흙은 물성상 외부의 힘에 의해 모형이 변한다. 작가는 그 성질을 이용해 사물들이 일상 속에서 겪는 동적인 움직임을 기록했다. 나는 사물의 동적인 순간들을 시각적으로 드러나게 함으로써 각각의 사물들을 하나의 등장인물로 탈바꿈 시켰다.

우리는 움직이면서 존재하는 시간의 한 점에 갇힌 존재들이다-. <시간의 탄생>  저자 Alexander Demandt
<사물 동사>는 시간의 한 점을 붙잡아 가시적인 증거로 남기는 작업이다. 오브제를 사용하는 인간의 행위를 행위가 이뤄지는 오브제가 직접 기록함으로써 곧 과거가 되어버릴 움직임을 미래로 끌고 간다. 이제 사물들은 시간의 선상 위에서 인간과 함께 살아있다.





















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