Residual Resonances (in progress)
Residual Resonances is an ongoing work combining projection and sound, creating a temporal interplay where past and future intersect with the present.
This installation examines the transient nature of things and how forms and sounds shift or erode as they move between physical and digital states. It draws from the concept of zhen (震), a perceptual trap that activates upon entry. Here it is understood as a speculative spatial array designed to redirect perception. In this interpretation, zhen is a device for adjusting the visitor’s state of mind. The installation takes this idea and translates it into an arrangement of projected light, layered sound, translucent textiles, and drifting shadows.
Residual Resonances is an ongoing work combining projection and sound, creating a temporal interplay where past and future intersect with the present.
This installation examines the transient nature of things and how forms and sounds shift or erode as they move between physical and digital states. It draws from the concept of zhen (震), a perceptual trap that activates upon entry. Here it is understood as a speculative spatial array designed to redirect perception. In this interpretation, zhen is a device for adjusting the visitor’s state of mind. The installation takes this idea and translates it into an arrangement of projected light, layered sound, translucent textiles, and drifting shadows.