LED Strips, Polypropylene Paper, Woodwork

This piece is a corridor with a one-way exit. In the dark room, the mirrored walls reflect multiple holes glowing with red light. Looking through these holes, viewers can see various images of nude women scattered throughout the narrow square space. As the viewer progresses along the corridor and reaches the corner, a faint beam of light becomes visible in a lower, elongated space. At the end of the corridor, viewers must bend down to see a large photograph of a nude woman lying on her back in the low space, facing the viewer. Further along the path, four elongated images of women are embedded near the ceiling, and the mirrored surfaces below create a surreal sense of space. Near the exit, an image of a woman stretching against a Roman column hangs vertically.

In this work, I attempted to present my accumulated flat photographic works within a physical space. Initially, I envisioned viewers engaging with the piece by bending, crouching, or crawling, adjusting their bodies and positions due to the backlighting of the installation. This would require viewers to continually reposition themselves relative to the work for optimal viewing. This mirrors my own experience as a photographer, adjusting my body to capture the perfect shot, creating an intriguing echo between the viewer's and the photographer's actions in pursuit of the best view.