TAPE

'TAPE' is a celebration of two-dimensional ontology of photography. Photography, by and large, is two-dimensional in its nature. Tape is an extremely flat object which appears to be almost two-dimensional. I chose tape to directly respond to the two-dimensional quality of photographic image. When it is photographed in two-dimensional composition, the image appears to be visually almost the same as the real tape. In other words, 'TAPE' raises a question, "What is real?" and "What is image?" by photographically bridging the gap between the real tape and its image.

* Due to the nature of my work, I suggest watch the short video at the following link.
https://youtu.be/KcE2po4ju4c

** If you have time, you can watch more videos at the following links.
https://youtu.be/ZsGJrUvsHg4
https://youtu.be/Rx3OW_NzuqA