Sixty-Six Waves

Using 66 bamboo sieves as its primary medium, the work constructs a continuously unfolding spatial form through layering, displacement, and structural reconfiguration. It draws on the childhood experience of propping up a bamboo sieve to catch sparrows, while a slender wooden rod at one end creates a visual point of critical balance, suggesting the possibility of a chain-like collapse. The original forms and material qualities of the sieves are preserved, but their conventional use and mutual relationships are reorganized, transforming everyday tools into a spatial installation charged with structural tension.