“Asymmetric Existence”
Asymmetric Existence is a single sculpture formed by the integration of two light sculptures: one that appears only in the physical space and is not reflected in the mirror, and another that appears only inside the mirror and does not exist in real space.

Inherently, mirrors reflect physical space symmetrically. However, here, real space and the mirror image space are not in a symmetrical relationship. The two sculptures of light appear asymmetrically in different spaces, yet they emerge as a single sculptural existence within the viewer's perception. It is neither fiction nor an illusion, but a Cognitive Sculpture that exists for the perceiver.

The surface of the mirror is not merely a boundary surface that symmetrically reflects real space, but becomes a field that connects the existences that appear in real space and the mirror image space. Asymmetric Existence is an attempt to expand sculpture from a physical object closed in real space, to an existence that traverses real space and the mirror image space, integrated within perception.

Asymmetric Existence is part of the series: Light Sculpture - Flow.
In Light Sculpture - Flow, when a continuously flowing collection of light creates order in the space, a single sculpture appears. The sculpture here is not a physical object, but a spatial existence without a material surface boundary that is created by the flow and order of light.
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