Taking Place

Taking Place considers the seat as a structure that holds one’s position within time. To sit is not only to occupy space, but to enter a moment shaped by memory, anticipation, and uncertainty. Each form suggests a point of stillness—where perspective emerges quietly through the a

These works reflect how presence unfolds through pause, hesitation, and duration. The seat becomes less a place of use, and more a condition of being—marking where the body lingers, withdraws, or settles. Position does not appear fixed, but continuously formed through time, accumulation, and the quiet decision of where to stay.