Nonlinear Science: Chaos

Installation

“Nonlinear Science: Chaos”, along with the series of works：“Weightlessness”, “Acceleration”,, “Somewhere in time”, “Chaos”, bases itself on the laws of physics, drawing an analogy between life and mechanical devices in perpetual motions.

The artist engages contemplation on the existence of human beings via a scientific approach. Through a miniature mechanism, a mode of operation of the world and between lives are presumed, in which a more macroscopic imagination for the history of an infinite process amidst the relationships of time, space, the world, and humans is proposed, conjecturing the induction process of unpredictable life into laws.

The tension between motion and motionless of an object becomes a bizarre status out of the hovering power. The generation and stagnation of energy stays in the little spaces-time of the object. Pure physical phenomena and arithmetic of mechanical movement are employed in rebuttal of the very definition of life here: “existence is here and now”, “the reason of humans lies in the difference from mechanism”, “what drives us”, and “Chaos, in search of an order amidst the disorder.”. From a microscopic point of view, the linear time given in the artwork demonstrates the chaotic state of life that is random and unpredictable. Nevertheless, in the repeated process of nesting, the artist found these unpredictable paths of life may potentially exist in a larger order and amidst a nonlinear relationship.