Hundreds of intricate laser-cut acrylic sheets hung at different lengths create an illusion of a cavern-like portal, bringing to mind time travel and multiple dimensions, set against the backdrop of traditional Chinese wooden doors and windows.
‘Endless Frames’ reimagines the Hong Qiao (Red Bridge) as a cavern-like portal that references traditional Chinese wooden door and window frames—acting as a time tunnel, where the context of Kwai Chai Hong lends itself to the historical background for this piece.
The ghost-like appearance of the floating frames reflects the heritage of our past while similarly projecting bountiful hope and optimism for a brighter future. Reminders of lessons learned from the past while we continue to preserve our cultural heritage in a rapidly changing world.
Photograph by Annice Lyn, Aaron Wong, Ewyn Shum.
From dawn to dusk, The ghost-like appearance of the floating frames reflects the heritage of our past while similarly projecting bountiful hope and optimism for a brighter future.
