Transflake
Iron Wire, Glass Yarn, UV Resin, 30x10x30cm 2022
Transflake portrays an energetic array caught in a state of transformation. While the form retains the radiating logic of a crystalline structure, it departs from the stability of Crysflake, emphasizing instead the migration, fracture, and reconfiguration of energetic pathways.
Iron wire outlines the directional framework, while the crystalline units made of glass yarn and UV resin appear to be mid-transformation: some nodes stretch outward, triangular forms begin to bend, and certain links seem on the verge of expanding into another spatial layer.
The piece visually expresses energy that is actively reorganizing itself.
Chain-like connections create a structure that feels loose yet inseparable, suggesting energy testing multiple directions as it moves toward a new formation. The viewer’s eye travels through the shifting nodes, following how the field splits, redirects, and draws itself back together.
Transflake represents a transitional energetic moment— a form not yet settled, still moving, allowing the viewer to enter a contemplative awareness of transformation itself.