Where the Bricks Shift 当砖块开始松动, 2024
Acrylic and coloured pencil on wood panel, 30 × 22.6 × 2.5 cm
The London Archives
This work draws from my personal experience of inhabiting a flat in west London. It offers a layered visual study that merges the view from my living room window with fragments of the building’s architectural plan.
By combining hand-drawn elements such as window frames, floor plans, and tree-like forms observed outside, the composition operates at the intersection of interior perception and external structure. The overlapping lines, red annotations, and grid-like fragments echo both physical proximity and emotional mapping—an attempt to reframe domestic space as a site of spatial memory and lived negotiation.
By combining hand-drawn elements such as window frames, floor plans, and tree-like forms observed outside, the composition operates at the intersection of interior perception and external structure. The overlapping lines, red annotations, and grid-like fragments echo both physical proximity and emotional mapping—an attempt to reframe domestic space as a site of spatial memory and lived negotiation.