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Things that Remain Over Time
This work was created around the theme of "Things That Remain Over Time," imagining Earth in the post-human era.
Although human-made structures crumble and decay under the forces of nature, nature covers them and grows anew, establishing a new ecosystem of its own.
The central tree in the artwork goes beyond a simple living organism; it symbolizes time and adaptation, growing through the traces of human civilization.
This signifies that nature does not merely dominate or destroy human creations, but rather coexists with them, reshaping them into a new environment.
Ultimately, this work expresses that what truly endures over time is not the marks of humanity, but the resilient life force and continuity of nature that endlessly transforms and continues on.
Although human-made structures crumble and decay under the forces of nature, nature covers them and grows anew, establishing a new ecosystem of its own.
The central tree in the artwork goes beyond a simple living organism; it symbolizes time and adaptation, growing through the traces of human civilization.
This signifies that nature does not merely dominate or destroy human creations, but rather coexists with them, reshaping them into a new environment.
Ultimately, this work expresses that what truly endures over time is not the marks of humanity, but the resilient life force and continuity of nature that endlessly transforms and continues on.
Residual Form
When structure falls, destruction exposes hidden possibilities, turning collapse into a moment of emergence.
Convergence of Orders
A descending structure disrupts the existing order, allowing a new one to emerge. The work explores the moment when separation begins to transform into connection.
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