Intervals of Inframince (series)

The Infra-Image series replaces traditional projection light sources with ambient illumination, transforming the illuminated architectural surface into its own representational image. By restructuring the conditions of representation, the image shifts from a passive object to a perceptually constructed artifact, actively formed through the act of viewing. This process reveals that an image is not merely an optical conversion of the external world but a construct shaped, manipulated, and even acquired through viewing.

The series explores "generation," "distortion," "reconfiguration," and "duplication," not only examining how images are constructed but also revealing their oscillation between self-representation and their referents. This shifting relationship constitutes an inframince—a liminal thickness that is thinner than the material surface yet denser than a representational image, existing not as a tangible object but as a perceptual state shaped by experience and the cognitive act of viewing.





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