Although the basic component in my work is machined-driven, within its complexity, I seek the simplicity of a visual language. Technology is merely a means of transcending mathematical precision to achieve something more abstract, a dialogue between machine and human intention, that offers possibilities of meanings and something more personal. In this sense, i hope to express the poetry and spirituality of everyday life.

CityScape is an exhibition that examines the development of modern cities and its adverse effects on the environment and humanity as a whole. A micro cityscape is conveyed on the third floor of the exhibition with a series of miniature architecture models, above which a gigantic tunnel shield perforates the wall, signifying the proliferation of underground development in urban areas. Similarly, a model of the highway overpass column suggests no less the vicious cycle prevalent in such urban development. The installation on the second floor is more low key and introspective. A banyan tree installed in the corner of the room provides calm and peace, in contrast to the visual overload and violence of developing urban landscape.