The ancient I Ching goes electric in this series of installations for the exhibit Walls: Defend, Divide, and the Divine.
An installation of 50,000 anxieties and desires—and a widescreen portrait of the American mood.
A public meditation on loss that invites passersby to share the rituals that have provided solace.
Drawing upon the mountains and fires of the I Ching, I wrote sixty-four fables for an interactive mural that invites passersby to contemplate a dilemma in their lives.
A collaboration with Candy Chang that explores the possibilities of deeper storytelling in public space.
A public art installation in an abandoned apartment complex. Inspired by the true story of a blind woman who once lived here, Candy Chang and I developed a cinematic fable about lost love.
Inspired by the methodology of Surrealism and the madness of Dada, the Bureau of Manufactured History works to uncover the unconscious content of the city.
