Distortion

The experience of vision: building and deconstructing geometric perception.

"Optical aberrations are due to defects in images due to the dispersion and differences in terms of Gauss." Gaussian approximation (named after the German physicist Carl Friedrich Gauss) is the linear approximation of geometric optics obtained when the incident angles of the rays are weak and the point of incidence is close to the optical axis. Deviations from this approximation (encountered especially in optical instruments working in "wide angle") are called geometric aberrations. "All the conditions leading to the Gaussian approximation is called Gauss conditions."  

- Universal encyclopedia -

They are not a celebration of power, but rather of partial destruction, incomplete restoration, and even resilience. Beyond their, sometimes ironic aspect, these restructured artworks are to be interpreted as reflections on time, history, memories, or dreams. For the Changwon Biennale, the artist realizes a work inspired by the environmental crisis. The idea behind the work is to distort our perception of the space and the feeling of home, to shift our visual experience by building and deconstructing our perception, in order to open our mind to see the hidden layers of reality.