Spatial Boundary continues the exploration of the Spatial Reality series, delving into the relationship between humans and extreme spaces. This work is created in the desert, where the significant temperature differences and the majestic dunes form the core elements of the piece. The work is composed of desert plants, time, sand, mist, people, light, and extreme temperature differences, interconnected through a mirror-reflective straight line that extends from the top of the dunes, linking the infinite space with human perception of boundaries.
In the desert, the intense sunlight contrasts with the cold nights, and through this process, the temporary light line installation disturbs the otherwise calm dune landscape, allowing the light to interact with the boundless desert. The light appears and disappears intermittently, like an illusion in the desert, symbolizing the human perception of space and infinite possibility.
The creation process of the work was also full of challenges, from the varying heights of the dunes to controlling the intense desert light. These experiments and explorations continuously tested the interaction between light and desert. Just as Spatial Reality explored cold environments, this work also considered environmental changes, combining the extreme temperature differences, changing light, and human perception to further enhance the sense of boundless space.
Spatial Boundary is not merely a creation of a reflective light line; it is a profound interpretation of human existence in extreme environments. The vast and infinite desert, intertwined with human perception and its spatial Boundary, ultimately creates a realm where imagination, reality, space, and time coexist.
