Electricity, as a resource supply that modern people cannot live without in their daily lives, bears all aspects of clothing, food, housing and transportation, from a small battery to the entire regional power system. Undoubtedly, people are living under the “high-voltage grid” all the time.
The “high-voltage tower” in Habitat is believed to be related to the artist’s experience of studying power systems and automation during his undergraduate years.
“Habitat” is originally an image of a warm home, but here it contains the daily tension and hard-to-breathe psychological state.
Electricity, as a resource supply that modern people cannot live without in their daily lives, bears all aspects of clothing, food, housing and transportation, from a small battery to the entire regional power system. Undoubtedly, people are living under the “high-voltage grid” all the time.
"The black and white gray tones have subtle and fragile changes, visualizing pressure."
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