Set 01
Gradual shifts in light and color alter the perception of the installation and its surrounding space. As brightness and color change over time, the structure appears to shift in depth and spatial presence, allowing the same physical environment to be perceived differently over time.
Set 02
The interplay of light and movement translates the cyclical rhythm of sunrise and sunset into a kinetic experience. The gradual rise and fall of the light source, accompanied by an emerging and receding red gradient, creates a shifting sense of time that echoes the rhythm of dawn and dusk.
Set 03
An interactive light installation that responds to touch, grasp, and proximity. A 3-axis accelerometer and capacitive fiber translate subtle bodily gestures into shifts in light, controlling the LEDs’ on/off state and brightness.
Knitted fabric controllers: on/off (left) and light intensity (right)
Interactive lighting controlled by two knitted fabrics
Set 04
Three video outputs were composed in relation to the architectural conditions of the Media Cube, considering the viewer’s position and line of sight. As viewers move through the site, each video is encountered from a different perspective shaped by its placement within the architecture.
Set 05
A large-scale media facade installation presenting video across the architectural surface of the building. Set against a cosmic landscape, the video unfolds through changes in light, color, and motion across the facade.
Set 06
Thermochromic pigments respond to repeated cycles of heating and cooling, causing the surface image to gradually disappear and reappear over time. Alongside the panels, a video presents spherical forms that bounce and accumulate within the frame. The two works explore change through material and digital processes.
Thermochromic Surface Transformation and Video Installation
Set 07
An interactive installation composed of EL panels controlled through capacitive sensing and relay modules. As a viewer’s hand enters or leaves the sensing range, the panels respond to proximity by turning on and off.
Fabric-Based EL Panel
Set 08
Color studies examine relationships between hue, contrast, and tonal variation, forming the basis for repeat pattern development. Digital printing and screen printing translate color and pattern into physical compositions across different scales.
Color Palette