soft wall

The boundary between binomials only appears when internal and external equilibrium is achieved, and they are constantly fighting and moving. What is visible as a shape is a fleeting “part,” and every event has a three-dimensional layer structure.

The hand is the outermost inner surface of the self. It touches others, is touched by others, and constantly shakes the boundaries of self. This hand extending from the stone is both a body facing outward, and at the same time, it is also an opening that accepts the outside. This open form is presented before the viewer without meaning being determined between acceptance and rejection, salvation and loss.

Also, the difference between a smooth palm and an engraved cross section indicates the boundary between finished and unfinished, body and matter, and exterior and interior. However, a boundary is not a line that completely separates the two. This work lies between possibility before it takes shape and uncertainty after it takes shape.