What I Heard and Saw (2024)
Cube-shaped Photobook Sculpture (2025 - ongoing)
One Channel Black and White Color Video
2.Site-specific Installation
181 Pieces Handwriting on Japanese Sketch Paper,
547 Pieces Archival Photo Print on Acetate Paper, Metal Board, Sound Installation, Magnet
3.Photo Installation
Various sizes Archival Photo Print on Acetate Paper, Tape, Magnet
Seesaw : What I Heard and Saw is a project that combines the past, represented by photography, with the immediacy of hearing, encompassing archival work, photography, text and performance. By transcribing conversations I spontaneously overhear in random locations, I transform these fleeting auditory moments into permanent records. I then visualize these preserved sounds by integrating them with photographs, simultaneously creating a textual foundation for the images. While the auditory stimuli offer insights into social existence, the photographs unearthed through archival research merge with the texts to form an auditory and visual mapping. The writings and visuals, which begin to coalesce on the walls of the workshop, eventually transform into a cube-shaped photobook sculpture at the end of the project. This structure, which evolves from wall to cube, engages with different spaces and audiences, fostering new combinations and meanings through interaction.