Topology of Space explores how transposed sound and light can create spatial disjunctions, merging distant environments into a shared perceptual experience by recontextualizing familiar objects—such as windshields, metro chimes, advertising banners, and military relics—within the exhibition space. These reconfigurations unsettle the objects’ original meanings and evoke a subtle sense of displacement, giving rise to the illusion of being elsewhere.
Rather than treating space as a static container, the series approaches it as a responsive medium shaped by perception. Through light, sound, and motion, each work destabilizes the boundary between object and setting, opening new possibilities for how space might be experienced, imagined, or restructured.