vista_the endless square is not a fixed narrative or a closed form. It is an open field, a layered experience. The work asks viewers to sit with uncertainty, to notice the overlooked, and to dwell in the space between knowing and not knowing. In this way, the installation becomes a kind of endless square. A frame without closure, a vista that is always opening, always in process.

For this project, I used two separate rooms, exploring places within the institution that are not usually considered exhibition spaces. One is in the basement, a space typically used for storage and discarding materials. The other is on the second floor, a workspace primarily used for computer-based video courses. I worked with found elements and existing structures, arranging them carefully within these environments.

The installation uses both physical glass panes and digital screens to explore the idea of the window as a threshold - something that connects and separates, reveals and conceals. By placing these elements in transitional or overlooked situations, I invite viewers to engage with the boundaries between perception and reflections, presence and absence, and to reconsider how we experience spaces around us.