The ipad drawing series reconstructs the interior space drawn with an ipad using iron beads. By transferring the image of a digital drawing (on the monitor) into the material of beads (in the real world), the work allows the viewer to experience a new dimension that is neither two-dimensional nor three-dimensional. The motif of the kitchen image is a place I used to live in my actual residence. By using an existing image that is known to everyone, I believe that the work can be viewed as a virtual space that is coded like a game. To begin with, a game is a world that abstracts reality and extends it according to certain rules. I live in this house and observe my daily activities and the people who live in this town from a bird's eye view. I sometimes feel as if I am in a coded game, with stores that open at a certain time, people who have money to buy drinks, and people who always walk their dogs at the same time. I believe that by cutting out the world I know and re-presenting it once again, the viewer is connected to some place he or she knows. The gray frame that is part of the work is like a window into that world, or an image of a computer from the early 90s.
