subassemblies

-- ruins : the remains of human-made architecture --
 
“s.asmbli / subassemblies” is a project which pursues the relationship between nature and human-made through a perspective of architectural scale. This is translated in different presentation formats such as a concert piece, multiscreen installations, prints, VR and a screening version. 

Main sources of this project are 3d data by laser scanning of human-made architecture, ruins and nature, and those are distorted and reconstructed into each modules as subassemblies to create renewed timeline with layers of order and disorder while exposing force of both nature and art.

Ruins, nature-invaded buildings and architectures in disrepair are superimposed and rebuild dynamically, and those unusualities rendered in multi-layered depth extends the perception of floating not only between nature and human-made, but also between abstract and concrete phenomena through its transition, destruction and renaturation. The motions such as cancellation of physical law, hybrid of natural and artificial components, and transposition of entropy and negentropy enhance those unusualities.

Concert version ”subassemblies” is composed of single screen, surround lighting and 4.1ch sound system. Installation “re-assembli” is developed by re-plotting materials and build into space with multi-screen and 4.1ch sound. “in s.asmbli” is developed as alternative rendering as 360 VR/Dome-projection pieces and “s.asmbli [ wall ]” is another immersive cube projection with quadraphonic installation.