Art Hub Studios

Erasing an Eraser with an Eraser
Mixed-media installation (with metal, fabric, plastic 3D prints, LED lights, IV bag), dimensions variable April 2026.





Art Hub Studios

Erasing an Eraser with an Eraser
Mixed-media installation (with metal, fabric, plastic 3D prints, LED lights, IV bag), dimensions variable April 2026.






Mixed-media installation (with metal, fabric, plastic 3D prints, LED lights, IV bag), dimensions variable March 2026.





2023
The vagueness of the moment between meeting and parting.







2023
This piece is completed by audience’s participation and It will never be completed without people. Since the puzzle pieces are too big to complete with one person, it needs a lot of people to complete. Furthermore, even the finished is one puzzle piece, it would need more various people to get another piece done. You do not need to prove yourself.






2024
Transferring 2D to 3D and 3D to 2D to represent today that due to too much of dependence on media world, truth and false switched, confused, and beyond that it doesn’t even matter know. Tricking people to think plaster as a paper and to think printing as real objects and at the same time showing how it is easy to make people trust. The crumpled paper holds presence in reality, while the locker, firm in appearance, is merely a fragile sheet.

Untitled, 2024
Mixed-media installation (with casted plaster bandage, photographic prints,), dimensions variable
2025
The piece questions whether it is truly reasonable to rely on the images and information that surround us—through newspapers, TV, the internet, social media, and more—as the standard of truth. If the images and information that shape our era were manipulated and not truthful, would we even consider it a problem? Perhaps we already know this but remain complacent, merely accepting what is given to us. It is necessary to ask where the deep-seated beliefs we take for granted originate from.










2024
Every time we have a change in life, we have to think about what is the most important thing that we should take with us and what we have to give up to move. It could be culture, language, family, hometown, or memory. We put a lot of effort into the things we take when we move, and they can still be damaged, missing, or given up in the end. Even though we left them, they also keep changing. For example, I could forget some part of the memory I left, or the memory could be distorted as time passes and it becomes a new identity.







