Eternal Moon
The work explores how a pair of lovers can fight the separation that exists all the time in life and finally extend to the ultimate separation, death.
The work consists of a clock and two sensing devices. The operating mode of the clock is divided into two stages.
Before the end of the lovers' lives, the clock's hand moves and records the amount of time when they are together and stops walking when they are apart. After the lovers' lives are over, the clock starts to reverse until the amount of time accumulated by the two in the first stage is completely consumed, then the clock will stop forever.
Three-dimensional mapping of the moon
The panel of the clock
The moon on July 10, 1997
The girl's birthday
The moon on May 26, 19917
The boy's birthday
Three-dimensional mapping of the face of the moon
The two communication modules can identify the distance between lovers to control the operation of the clock remotely.
Seperate
The clock stoped
Together
The clock ran
and recorded the amount of time
Seperate
The clock stoped
One of the lovers dead
The clock stoped
Both of them dead
The clock ran backwards
Running out of the " Together" time
The clock will stop forever
The contrast between clocks and the status of loves
Displayed in CAFA Museum, 2019