installation · 2021

Untitled Walk

A person in silhouette faces a dark wall of hanging rice-paper squares, each lit with projected footage of leaves and blossoms

I project onto rice paper because the image reads from both sides. You can walk around it and stand behind it and still be inside the picture, so the image becomes something you have a physical relationship with. Here the projections were videos I shot in the State Historic Park next door, hung so that visitors moved between them. I wanted the plants outside to come inside, and for people to notice where they were standing while it happened.

The empty room: rice-paper squares of different sizes hung on thin wire, glowing with projected greenery
A person standing among the hanging squares, projected leaves falling across their face
year2021
mediuminstallation: rice paper, projection mapping
venueSpring Street Studio, Los Angeles