{in}visible
Services
Installation Art
Concept Development
Client
{in}visible
Location
Brooklyn, US
Year
2023
Info
This installation originates from a conceptual collage of Wong Kar-wai’s Chungking Express—a film that captures the aching proximity and emotional distance of urban life. It translates that film’s poetics of longing and mediated connection into a spatial interrogation of our own digital-physical existence.The core material is a sheer, architectural fabric that acts as a permeable boundary—a visible yet traversable screen. Onto it is projected a video document of a spontaneous tap dance circle, a captured moment of raw, joyful connection. Yet, the scene is doubly mediated: within the video, spectators watch through their phones; within the installation, visitors are immersed in its sight and sound while remaining physically separated by the fabric scrim.As one moves, the fabric fragments and distorts the digital projection, making the boundary itself palpable. The work evokes the contemporary “lonely crowd”—asking what remains of intimacy when our closest connections are filtered through layers of technology.














