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Drifting Through the Mountains

Drifting Through the Mountains is an installation centered on themes of craft, nature, ritual, and memory. Visitors are invited to enter a contemplative space where personal memory and self-awareness offer a temporary escape from the noise and acceleration of everyday life. Rooted in the artist's brief stay in a mountain village, the work employs materials and craft-based processes to create a constellation of objects across multiple media. These objects evoke local relationships between people, nature, and everyday life, while preserving the quietness and stillness of that period of time. Local customs and religious practices are transformed into symbolic motifs and recurring visual elements throughout the installation. Printmaking—particularly etching—is approached as a ritual of inscribing and translating memory. Accompanying the exhibition, an artist's book further explores themes of objects, memory, and repetition, extending the exhibition's narrative through text and expanding its conceptual framework.


Pillar
Etching on fabric, etched copper plate,
wood, glazed stoneware ceramic
29x7x15cm
2026

Temple
Etching on fabric, etched copper plate, wood, glazed stoneware ceramic, thread and beads
15*13*1cm
2026

Altar
glazed ceramic, beads, wood, tea leaf
23*23*50cm
2026
Drifting Through
acrylic on canvas, etching, glazed ceramic,
embroidery, wire, beads
80x45cm
2026

       
Bean Pod
Etching on paper, glazed stoneware ceramic
36*30cm
2026






Texts from the mountain
digital print on paper, glazed ceramic, thread and beads
5*5.5cm
2026


Language of plants
etching on cotton, glazed ceramic,
embroidery, wire, beads, wood
160x40cm
2026