The Persistence of the Incomplete
The Persistence of the Incomplete explores interruption as structure rather than anomaly. The work resists closure and symmetry, foregrounding the tension between presence and absence, gesture and restraint. Fragmentation becomes a sustained state—an ongoing condition of becoming, unraveling, and reforming.
The piece is designed to be reoriented throughout its display, each shift subtly altering its spatial reading. In this instability, incompletion is not a lack but a generative space—dynamic, unresolved, and persistently in flux.
