"Tactile Hands: Thick Painting or Thin Architecture?
Our hands, feet, mouth, ear, eye, and nose meet the world surface directly. Eye only visual perception remains limited.
There are active spaces just above the flat work surface, where either a brush stroke runs bold or thin architecture can stand firm. Our body movements have never been limited to the visual flat surfaces, which became even super transparent flat surfaces.
My tactile surfaces would like to remind you how our bodies learn, remember, and evolve. Our tongue, our body, and our maneuvering skills are the tactile components to experience the surface of our earth.
Tactile Seeds make visible the importance of the tactile movements through our whole lives."
-ILHWA KIM
