Topology of Space explores how objects, sounds, and movements carry spatial associations into new settings. Through interventions involving windshields, metro sounds, advertising banners, and military relics, the works bring everyday experiences and historical memories into contact with the spaces in which they are encountered.
Light, sound, and mechanical movement alter the relationship between each object and its surroundings. Familiar cues suggest other places, uses, or times within the present setting, allowing spatial perception to emerge through the overlap of physical conditions, memory, and expectation.