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What is hidden, forgotten, or quietly sustained. Serim's installations encourage viewers to notice small shifts in space, form, or atmosphere, prompting a deeper awareness of our surroundings.
The Eyes of the Room
A window is the eye of a building, mediating between inside and outside through light. Every day, light enters a bedroom through the same window. It touches the same bed, the same floor, the same body. The body leaves, but the light returns. The window is the only witness to this repetition.
About Serim Kwack
Serim Kwack’s practice explores how invisible social and architectural structures shape our everyday experiences. Born in Korea, based in the Netherlands, she creates objects that reinterpret ordinary materials and domestic experiences through processes of transformation and reuse. MA Contextual.
