Time has brought us together
Type: Installation
Year: 2021
Media: Plywood, steel, variable
Dimensions: Dimensions vary with installation
Exhibitions:
2023, Dreaming People’s History, San Francisco Main Library, San Francisco, CA (April 29 – August 6, 2023) (Link)
2022, A Between, Root Division, San Francisco, CA
2021, APAture Embrace, Kearny Street Workshop, San Francisco, CA
Credits: Exhibition images by Claire S. Burke
Year: 2021
Media: Plywood, steel, variable
Dimensions: Dimensions vary with installation
Exhibitions:
2023, Dreaming People’s History, San Francisco Main Library, San Francisco, CA (April 29 – August 6, 2023) (Link)
2022, A Between, Root Division, San Francisco, CA
2021, APAture Embrace, Kearny Street Workshop, San Francisco, CA
Credits: Exhibition images by Claire S. Burke
A chair is a utilitarian piece of furniture that is part of the mundanity of our everyday life. It’s a piece that bears our spirits and has become an embodiment of our interconnected beings. By reconfiguring the chair as an interconnected and spatialized form, it manifests proximities in time and space. Proximity encourages us to tell our stories, pass down traditions, and embrace warm tenderness. Whether we are at our family’s dining table, a doctor's waiting room, or sitting on a bus with strangers, chairs carry us. They are witnesses of our relationships, personal histories, worries, and fleeting moments. It is within these moments that time has brought us together.
