CHRONOTEXTURE

CHRONOTEXTURE is an exploration of time as a weave — through which traces of gestures, memories, architectures, and light emerge through structure.

What remains after the action: the imprint of a touch, a form that appears and fades. Not the event itself, but the mark it leaves behind. Not memory, but the pattern memory creates.

The immersive light works respond to movement — pulsing, dimming — like living structures. The graphic works capture residual states: ruins, voids, the rhythms of walls.

The exhibition was built on a deliberate opposition between illuminated, interactive space and monochrome figurative graphics — two mediums that meet through the logic of trace.

Both mediums work with memory — not directly, but through its trace. CHRONOTEXTURE is not about the past. It's about how time leaves a mark — and how that mark becomes the texture of the present.