According to early Chinese philosophy, on one side, time is passing; on the other side, time is eternal. Such paradoxical quality actually makes the invisible time itself more poetic.
In the work Nothing but..., this poetic character was borrowed to create a blurry state between motion and the static, between diffusing consciousness and space in reality.
It was an in-between state in the unseen world or another dimension that parallels to the realm of existence, and is related to the feeling of “void” or “strangeness” that was generated from a fixed scene of “ordinariness” or “unproductiveness”.
→ stills from the video material of Nothing but...
↓ installation view of Nothing but... (looping video projection on a square wall of a narrow staircase) *visitors were invited to stop by to watch the video and leave at any time as they wish.
