Ting-Huan Li’s work attends to the blurred edges of everyday life and moments of perception. Through spatial installation, she explores connections between the material world and memory. Using carefully chosen materials, she composes settings that move between the intimacy of personal space and the openness of public environments.
Dist.appear places an enlarged vintage desk lamp in a public space, its light tracing the falling arc of a firework after it bursts. The work juxtaposes the private gaze from a high-rise balcony with the collective act of watching fireworks below, exploring the fleeting and unstable relationship between light, memory, and disappearance.
