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CHOI Kichang, <Long may you run>, 304 holes on the wall, spot lights, single channel video, Dimension variable, 2016
CHOI Kichang, <Bright TV>, 14’ Braun tube, lamp, Dimension variable, 2011
CHOI Kichang Long may you run
<Long may you run> (2016) starts from drilling 304 holes in the surface of old walls left in the KISWIRE Suyeong factory. These holes connect old spaces that have been taken out of use and spaces that have been newly formed in order to perform their roles as a bridge of light that enables exchanges between the blunt function of the past and the future which is full of new expectations. These holes are filled with ‘some disappeared objects or the parts of them which are recovered’ or ‘not disposed and preserved, but now the meaning of preserving is faded’. |
