"Flow" symbolizes the continuity and transformation of

time and energy, while "Domain" explores the interaction

between space and boundaries. This light installation,

composed of LED strips and transparent ventilation pipes,

channels flowing light through ruins, reconstructing broken

spaces with illumination. The transparent pipes, illuminated

by the light, resemble a serene river of light, breathing new

vitality into the ruins. The flow of light reveals the nonlinear

nature of time, as its intensity and rhythm shift according

to the spatial structure, blending the static and dynamic

aspects of the ruins. The transparent material blurs the

boundaries between the artwork and its surroundings,

transforming the ruins into a stage where the tangible and

intangible intertwine. Inspired by Rosalind Krauss’s theory

of the "Expanded Field," the work redefines the ruins

through light, transforming them into a dynamic domain

of memory and life. It explores the fluidity of existence and

opens up new possibilities for narrative creation.