Organic
Mediums
Throughout history, certain beauty standards have been popularized. It is unfortunate that people fail to recognize the beauty of the human body for its limitless uniqueness and diversity. My project looks at the human body as an organic matter, emphasizing our connection to nature. At the same time, I work in different mediums, exploring universal resemblance of materials.
Bush
Lily
Elbow Hills
B&W
Skin
Mushroom
Bush
Silkscreen print
Bush was developed from bitmap images of armpit hair. However, the natural motif overshadows the subject.
Lily
Mixed media; plaster, colourant, gold leaf, instacoll
The shiny appearance of the gold mimics moving waters, while the ear casts mimic water plants and other natural forms. The work explores our organic origin.
Elbow Hills
VR
The project first manifested itself in physical form. The bodily entities were created by casting elbows through impressing them into clay. The surreal world links humans and the Earth.
enter elbow hills world
B&W
Etching prints
The world is composed of very similar but unique units, creating endless imperfect patterns. Whilst mimicking such a pattern, one has to constantly fight the phenomenon of the fence effect — when an artist's hand automatically makes similar shapes, unable to easily create slight variations. This meditative process allows one to contemplate on the organic arrangements.