FLUX is a collection of video art works and short films, an ongoing research on constant change and balance, through the narrative of elements. It aims to point out the continuous loop of moving inward and outward, washing away the duality of "inside" and "outside", encouraging to find a common ground to be the observer and the observee concurrently.
FLUX: Water (2o22) is a narrative on constant change and balance. Inaction in action. The process of flowing.
A continuous loop of moving inward and outward is inviting the audience to get on the stage, to flow together.
FLUX: On The Road (2o23) is a story of Attachment and Detachment.
It is the journey of two wanderers, crossing paths, falling in love and falling apart, repeatedly; a continuous loop of encounters beyond timelines and lifespans, and finally realizing the illusion of the duality of being “me” and “you”:
There is only being part of a whole. Being one.
FLICKER (2o23) is a juxtaposition of footages and sounds, a research in an urban scale; depiction of a continuous loop of locomotion and momentary stagnation.
It is an improvisation through the perception of time, of visuals and sounds, in the dark, where the city’s supposed to be asleep.