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Piano Craft Gallery, Boston, MA June3-26, 2022
Emerson College Media Art Gallery Boston, MA_"Nov 20, 2022-Dec 16, 2022
What's Next" Perspectives: Micro to Macro
The installation “The Trail to Eden Garden” is the artist’s imaginary utopia and dystopia rooted in an ongoing interest to shift the relationship between humans, nature, and technology. The installation was built with waste materials such as cardboard, water-decayed plastic pieces, and brown paper bags. It coexists with biodegradable, eco-friendly materials such as pestalotiopsis microspora (a plastic-eating mushroom), blood-worms composting within a ceramic pod, and living plants. The theoretical system proposes environmentally sustainable living practices while still acknowledging the presence of dysfunctional residents and conditions. The restorative making process and continual supervision require performative human labor, which has a significant role in maintaining the system.
Worm Town, 2022
24.5x25.4x59(Inch)
Recycling Cardboard, Plaster, Water_decayed Plastic, Ceramic, Soil( Sawdust, Coffee Ground, Food Waste, Brown Paper B
Antenna 2022
18x30.9x60(Inch)
Recycle Cardboard, Water_decayed Plastics, Plaster, Ceramics, Living Plants
Traveler, 2022
7x18x8
Recycling Cardboard, Newspaper, Water_decayed Plastics, Ocean trash