20667488793

20667488792

20667488790

20667488789

20667488787

20667488786

20667488783

20667488781

20667488780

20667488778

20667488777

20667488775

20667488774

20667488772

axonometric view illustrating the layout of the installation

‘stuff wall’ can be seen by people on their way to the subway or the shopping center

hong kong’s K11 mall regularly hosts art installations

visitors are able to embed their own belongings within the walls

passersby are encouraged to engage with the maze

the display seeks to represent the tumultuous change that characterizes contemporary china

contained within the walls is waste from three different cities: beijing, guangzhou, and hong kong

the exhibition?references the metal screens attached to homes in old beijing neighborhoods

windows permit views through the multiple layers of screens

all images courtesy of people’s architecture office

20667488707

20667488706

20667488705

20667488704

20667488703

20667488702

20667488701

20667488700

20667488698

20667488697

20667488696

20667488695

20667488694

20667488693

digital 3D modeling of the geometric structure

the series include three glass sculptures

detail view: triangulation versus organic flow?

the natural and unique texture of each driftwood is complemented by the tessellating glass frame

wood logs vary in terms of width, orientation and textures

detail view: glass fragments are hand-cut and joined together manually

the series re-interprets the natural phenomena of chrysalis through digital and architectural dimens

driftwoods are encapsulated by the triangulated glass architecture

detail view: the fragments are digitally designed?

the series titled ‘crystalis’ is influenced by the natural metamorphosis stage of butterflies, known

20667488657