Reality in Motion-4

Cheng Hsiu-Ju makes an interesting link between her appetite of box-like objects and the shoe boxes in the space of a CAMPER shoe store. A pile of boxes gives the impression that the box-like shape of the store is divided into many smaller boxes. This imagination and change of vision provide viewers with different visual experiences. Black lines on the surface of the wall depict the outlines of boxes, shoes, etc, inserting a “two dimensional expressive form” into a “three dimensional” existence. When viewed, the movement in body and angle gives the objects both focus and distortion.