Centered on the metaphor of "fracture and repair," this exhibition explores themes of family memory, the challenges of communication, and the reconstruction of self-identity through installation series such as *Fragmented Whispers: Stitching Light*, *Mirror of Silent Speech*, and *Memories in Broken Bricks: Reassembling Home*. The exhibited works utilize paper clay—a material imbued with the warmth of the handmade—as their foundation, featuring everyday vessels, floor tiles, and mirrors that have been deliberately shattered. Rather than concealing these scars, the artist employs childhood stationery, soft red stitching, and brilliant gold paint to perform a tender act of mending that transcends time. Scattered ceramic shards and transferred vintage photographs within the space evoke unfinished conversations at the dinner table and family dynamics transformed by the passage of time; meanwhile, fragmented mirrors adorned with motifs of eyes and mouths give tangible form to the anxiety and speechlessness modern individuals experience under the gaze of others, as well as the profound loneliness born of a longing to be understood.

Implemented by Department of Visual Arts
Date: 2026/03/19-2026/03/25