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Zero
Type
Public Installations
Public Installations
Year
2022
2022
About
This naked-eye 3D artwork draws inspiration from Stranger Things, but it does not directly recreate scenes from the series. Instead, it uses a more abstract approach to create a metaphorical space of “escape and pursuit.”The piece begins as viewers find themselves seemingly trapped in a vast and unfamiliar cube, where shifting light and shadow blur the boundaries between reality and the void. Flowing three-dimensional pixel blocks gradually reveal distorted shapes, symbolizing supernatural forces lurking in the dark. The viewer’s perspective is constantly pulled and redirected, as if searching for an exit, only to be engulfed by new labyrinth-like structures.Throughout the work, recurring symbols—shattered spheres, endless pillars of light, and warped geometric forms—reflect deep-seated human fears and desires. The low-frequency resonance and urgent rhythms of the sound design create an alternating sense of pressure and release.The narrative concludes not with a clear resolution but with a burst of light, leaving viewers in suspense over whether escape has truly been achieved. This tension invites reflection: is the escape from an external prison, or from the depths of one’s own mind?
This naked-eye 3D artwork draws inspiration from Stranger Things, but it does not directly recreate scenes from the series. Instead, it uses a more abstract approach to create a metaphorical space of “escape and pursuit.”The piece begins as viewers find themselves seemingly trapped in a vast and unfamiliar cube, where shifting light and shadow blur the boundaries between reality and the void. Flowing three-dimensional pixel blocks gradually reveal distorted shapes, symbolizing supernatural forces lurking in the dark. The viewer’s perspective is constantly pulled and redirected, as if searching for an exit, only to be engulfed by new labyrinth-like structures.Throughout the work, recurring symbols—shattered spheres, endless pillars of light, and warped geometric forms—reflect deep-seated human fears and desires. The low-frequency resonance and urgent rhythms of the sound design create an alternating sense of pressure and release.The narrative concludes not with a clear resolution but with a burst of light, leaving viewers in suspense over whether escape has truly been achieved. This tension invites reflection: is the escape from an external prison, or from the depths of one’s own mind?
