1056 hours
Installation, photography. 2024-2025
Collaboration with Matthew Chung.
1056 Hours is a photographic and installation work developed from 666 images taken over the span of a month—roughly one per hour—as a durational act of intimate documentation.
The photographs were printed as postcards and inserted into a commercial display rack, which was then situated and re-photographed inside a convenience store.
By placing private imagery into a context of public display, the work explores the tension between emotional intimacy, image consumption, and the systems of visibility that govern everyday life.
The photographs were printed as postcards and inserted into a commercial display rack, which was then situated and re-photographed inside a convenience store.
By placing private imagery into a context of public display, the work explores the tension between emotional intimacy, image consumption, and the systems of visibility that govern everyday life.
