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});What I’m gonna do to make You See?
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Cement, wood, resin
128.5 x 185cm
This work takes on a minimal form: square modules arranged in precise rows, like windows, or gazes, slowly gathering into a singular shape through gradients of gray and black. It resembles an eye, a city seen from above, or a fragment of an architectural façade—an empty shell, endlessly rewritten yet never inhabited. Cement, a material often associated with permanence, silence, or monumentality, here feels porous, leached through by time. Each frame is slightly different, as if it once held a view, yet left no trace behind. Together, the hundred-plus modules form not a pair of eyes, nor a wall, but something more intimate: a structure that is at once architectural and psychological—a façade of the mind, a landscape we have not yet learned how to see.
Their arrangement creates a kind of rhythm, as if trying to excavate language from the rubble of architecture. Black pigment seeps from the base of the structure, like a rupture in communication—dripping across the surface, sinking into the floor, slowly absorbed by time. This is not a work about expressing emotion, nor a metaphor for narrative; it feels more like the residue of a relation—the moment when you look toward the world, unsure if the world is looking back.
The phrase “What I'm Gonna Do to Make You See?” feels like a whisper etched into a wall. It isn’t really a question, but a prolonging of time that has not yet been heard. It is the afterimage of an act of looking—or perhaps a gaze yet to arrive. Looking is not an event here, but a suspension: a plea sealed in concrete, caught in a position that cannot move forward, nor return.
This work marked the artist’s final project as a student, and also a rupture in his early career. It offers no map to the future, but it delineates a clear desire: to look, to be seen, to find the conditions for seeing. The artist sealed that ambiguous longing into concrete, allowing each module to become a small but persistent attempt. From that point on, “looking” would become a recurring and inescapable theme—both his subject and his point of return.
Their arrangement creates a kind of rhythm, as if trying to excavate language from the rubble of architecture. Black pigment seeps from the base of the structure, like a rupture in communication—dripping across the surface, sinking into the floor, slowly absorbed by time. This is not a work about expressing emotion, nor a metaphor for narrative; it feels more like the residue of a relation—the moment when you look toward the world, unsure if the world is looking back.
The phrase “What I'm Gonna Do to Make You See?” feels like a whisper etched into a wall. It isn’t really a question, but a prolonging of time that has not yet been heard. It is the afterimage of an act of looking—or perhaps a gaze yet to arrive. Looking is not an event here, but a suspension: a plea sealed in concrete, caught in a position that cannot move forward, nor return.
This work marked the artist’s final project as a student, and also a rupture in his early career. It offers no map to the future, but it delineates a clear desire: to look, to be seen, to find the conditions for seeing. The artist sealed that ambiguous longing into concrete, allowing each module to become a small but persistent attempt. From that point on, “looking” would become a recurring and inescapable theme—both his subject and his point of return.
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