Video Installation
This video installation presents a solitary chair rotating slowly around its own axis. The movement is continuous yet unresolved, creating a hypnotic loop that offers no clear beginning or end. The chair, stripped of any human presence, becomes a stand-in for absence itself—an object that once supported a body but now exists in isolation.
As it turns, the empty seat suggests someone who has just left or is about to arrive, holding the fragile tension between presence and disappearance. The rotation amplifies this ambiguity, as if time were suspended between moments rather than progressing forward in a linear way.
The work reflects on uncertainty as a condition of existence: a space where the past lingers without fully disappearing and the future approaches without ever becoming fixed. The chair becomes a quiet witness to this in-between state, embodying the instability of memory and anticipation.
Through its repetitive motion, the piece transforms stillness into duration, inviting the viewer to confront absence not as emptiness, but as a persistent, rotating presence that refuses resolution.