"IN ENDLESSNESS" SERIES
In this series of works, "endless" scenes will be presented, leading the audience to shuttle between reality and surreal. Through a variety of scenarios, from the tiny objects in daily life to the grand and huge development projects, it shows the abundance of life, the infinite desire and luxury of human beings, and the ambition of a civilized society. At the same time, it also bears endless burdens destruction and destruction.
The so-called extremes will reverse, "endless" will eventually have an end. Behind this modern civilization of "endless consumption" and "endless destruction" is full of "unlimited exhaustion and destruction" until the "endless" has become "exhausted".
The so-called extremes will reverse, "endless" will eventually have an end. Behind this modern civilization of "endless consumption" and "endless destruction" is full of "unlimited exhaustion and destruction" until the "endless" has become "exhausted".
Does the concept of "infinity" truly exist in the world, or is it merely a human fantasy?
Artist Sim Chan observes the ever-changing urban landscape in his daily life and expresses his thoughts and experiences through art. In his latest series, he continues to explore the theme of urban development through a collection of light art installations, presenting various scenes of "infinity" that lead the audience to traverse between reality and surrealism.
The series "In Endlessness" portrays a multitude of scenarios, ranging from trivial objects in daily life to massive city projects. The city replicates itself endlessly in mirrors, with infinite skyscrapers sprouting on limited land, stretching towards the horizon. Reality and reflections intertwine, expanding into infinite landscapes, revealing humanity's boundless desires and pursuits, while also carrying the burden of endless consumption and destruction. beings need aspirations in order to step out of their comfort zones and find the motivation to change themselves and the world. However, as the fuel that drives motivation, aspirations gradually inflate into bottomless desires, constantly replicating and proliferating to satisfy the ever-changing world.
We fantasize that all resources in the world can be continuously accessed, just like the endless scenery before the little figure's eyes—a plank that extends infinitely, a telephone that elongates infinitely, a shipping container with infinite space, a glacier that melts infinitely, a city that expands infinitely... "Infinity landscapes" reflected through mirrors. The mirrors reflect the little figure's imagination, where desires can endlessly proliferate, imagining a world without limits, where everything is accessible, and everything can be destroyed.
As a contributor to the destruction of the world, artist Sim Chan attempts to reflect on the distorted and deformed aspects of daily life through the scenes presented before the little figure's eyes.
Artist Sim Chan observes the ever-changing urban landscape in his daily life and expresses his thoughts and experiences through art. In his latest series, he continues to explore the theme of urban development through a collection of light art installations, presenting various scenes of "infinity" that lead the audience to traverse between reality and surrealism.
The series "In Endlessness" portrays a multitude of scenarios, ranging from trivial objects in daily life to massive city projects. The city replicates itself endlessly in mirrors, with infinite skyscrapers sprouting on limited land, stretching towards the horizon. Reality and reflections intertwine, expanding into infinite landscapes, revealing humanity's boundless desires and pursuits, while also carrying the burden of endless consumption and destruction. beings need aspirations in order to step out of their comfort zones and find the motivation to change themselves and the world. However, as the fuel that drives motivation, aspirations gradually inflate into bottomless desires, constantly replicating and proliferating to satisfy the ever-changing world.
We fantasize that all resources in the world can be continuously accessed, just like the endless scenery before the little figure's eyes—a plank that extends infinitely, a telephone that elongates infinitely, a shipping container with infinite space, a glacier that melts infinitely, a city that expands infinitely... "Infinity landscapes" reflected through mirrors. The mirrors reflect the little figure's imagination, where desires can endlessly proliferate, imagining a world without limits, where everything is accessible, and everything can be destroyed.
As a contributor to the destruction of the world, artist Sim Chan attempts to reflect on the distorted and deformed aspects of daily life through the scenes presented before the little figure's eyes.
#1 Expanding
size: 52.7 cm x 42.7 cm x H46 cm
Medium: LED lights, wires, 5V power transformer, screws, wood, plastic sheets, resin models, storage baskets
Year: 2022
Wood box size: 60.3 cm x 50.3 cm x H53.6cm
#2 CHARGING
size: 52.7 cm x 42.7 cm x H19.5 cm
Medium: LED lights, wires, 12V power transformers, screws, wood, plastic boards, resin models, wire storage boxes, extension socket
Year: 2022
Wood box size: 60.3 cm x 50.3 cm x H27.1cm
#3 Supplying
size: 52.7 cm x 42.7 cm x H19 cm
Medium: LED lights, wires, 12V power transformer, screws, wood, plastic boards, resin models, plastic boxes
Year: 2022
Wood box size: 60.3 cm x 50.3 cm x H27.1cm
#4 Melting
size: 52.7 cm x 42.7 cm x H36 cm
Medium: LED lights, wires, 5V power transformers, screws, wood, plastic boards, resin models, crystal glue, styrofoam
Year: 2022
Wood box size: 60.3 cm x 50.3 cm x H43.6cm
#5 Recycling
size: 30.7 cm x 30.7 cm x H10 cm
Medium: LED lights, wires, 5V power transformers, screws, wood, plastic sheets, resin models, paper drink boxes
Year: 2022
Wood box size: 42.3 cm x 42.3 cm x H17.6cm
#6 Evolving
size: 40.7 cm x 40.7 cm x H18 cm
Medium: LED lights, wires, 12V power transformer, screws, wood, plastic sheets, resin models Year: 2022
Wood box size: 48.3 cm x 48.3 cm x H25.6cm
#7 Fighting
size: 40.7 cm x 40.7 cm x H11.5 cm
Medium: LED lights, wires, 12V power transformers, screws, wood, plastic plates, resin models, mask boxes, masks
Year: 2022
Wood box size: 48.3 cm x 48.3 cm x H19.1cm
#8 Pursuing
size: 34.7 cm x 34.7 cm x H10 cm
Medium: LED lights, wires, 5V phone charging cables, power transformers, screws, wood, plastic boards, resin models, iphone box, iphone
Year: 2022
Wood box size: 42.3 cm x 42.3 cm x H17.6cm
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