In collaboration with Rachel Loh
Year: 2024

This series departs from the human form to investigate objecthood and restraint. A balloon and a stone—two contrasting materials—become focal points for a study in pressure and stillness. The balloon, pushed to its breaking point, captures the moment just before rupture, while the stone’s gravity is held in suspension by hand-woven tension. The visible hands, with their subtle muscle movements, underscore the performative process. What unfolded was a quiet study in tension and contrast—an improvised dialogue between rope, object, and lens that explored the boundaries of fragility, gravity, and restraint.