My work begins from the imperfection of language and communication.The emotions and memories we experience internally can never be fully verified externally, and the moment they are translated into language or symbols, they scatter into different forms.I regard this imperfect process of transmission as a space where new interpretations and relationships emerge, and I have continued to explore this gap.
The work unfolds through four conditions—structure, reception, expression, and cognition.A signal completes its meaning only through the blank of “absence,” and the very structure of communication is built upon lack from the beginning.Even the same experience remains in entirely different forms within each person’s memory, leaving emotional sharing perpetually incomplete.When emotion is verbalized, it is reduced to data, losing its depth and context; yet humans, unaware of the inherent errors of linguistic systems, hastily seal up meaning.Thus, the process of communication can never be complete—within this imperfect flow, emotion is continuously transformed and reconstituted.
Through my work, I assume that language is never complete; yet it is within this very imperfection that new meanings arise and a space opens for the viewer to think anew.