Taking of photographic framing

From observing the composites of various rectangular mirrors in the space, Chung Shung-Ta's work allows for each small space to develop with different style and individuality. When people are trying on clothes and standing in front of the mirror, the rectangular space seems to be guiding the person into an alternative space. The oblong forms that the artwork produces along with the rectangular mirror, the real space and the surreal space allow for a great deal of imagination and interaction. The artwork, Taking of Photographic Framing, resembles the moment when a photo is being taken, and the camera captures not the reflection of the light, but the extensions of the thin frames in the space. Through the shutter of the camera, the space is being sliced, and the frames from the camera through the visual perspective that it holds towards the space create thin frames that are projected into the real space. The compressed flat space inside the camera is revealed to be able to show the different perspectives the machine eye and the human eye hold towards the world.