Beyond The World, Within The World

世界之外, 世界之中

Beyond The World, Within The World, 2024

Ceramic, string, metal

Electric oxidation fired, 1260°C

27.5”x 4.5”x 17.5”

世界之外, 世界之中, 2024

陶瓷,丝线,金属

1260°C,氧化烧成

70 x 12 x 45 cm

“The meaning of the world must lie outside the world.”
— Ludwig Wittgenstein

This piece reflects my interest in the subtle yet enduring connections between people, objects, and landscapes—intangible bonds that quietly shape our lives. The red thread acts as a visible trace of these invisible relationships: one end is tied to the pinky finger, symbolizing promises and commitments, while the other reaches toward another palm, suggesting a shifting pull between closeness and distance.

The work also incorporates my glaze-firing research, in which chromium oxide and tin oxide interact in the kiln to create a soft pink “smoke” effect. This unpredictable ceramic reaction becomes a material metaphor for unseen influence, transformation, and the delicate traces left behind by connection.

Beyond The World, Within The World, 2024

Ceramic, string, metal

Electric oxidation fired, 1260°C

27.5”x 4.5”x 17.5”

世界之外, 世界之中, 2024

陶瓷,丝线,金属

1260°C,氧化烧成

70 x 12 x 45 cm

“The meaning of the world must lie outside the world.”
— Ludwig Wittgenstein

This piece reflects my interest in the subtle yet enduring connections between people, objects, and landscapes—intangible bonds that quietly shape our lives. The red thread acts as a visible trace of these invisible relationships: one end is tied to the pinky finger, symbolizing promises and commitments, while the other reaches toward another palm, suggesting a shifting pull between closeness and distance.

The work also incorporates my glaze-firing research, in which chromium oxide and tin oxide interact in the kiln to create a soft pink “smoke” effect. This unpredictable ceramic reaction becomes a material metaphor for unseen influence, transformation, and the delicate traces left behind by connection.

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