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Echoed Raindrops

200x150x150 cm

Piano, sound sensors, high-pressure diaphragm pumps, stepper motors, stm32 chips, q235 steel .

In “echoed raindrops”, a pigment-spraying installation is mounted on a piano. Each string is connected to a sensor, which triggers the spraying of pigment at random intensities, resulting in thermally abstract visuals. This piece continues my exploration of installation painting from “The Theater of
Othering Selfhood: A Mirrored Practice”. My goal is to transform the audience’s simplistic ‘viewing’ interaction with the work into a deeper ‘reading’ experience, further completing the artwork.
Perhaps when paintings transcend their role as static observational objects and become mediums that encourage participation, thought, and reflection, they elevate to a more open, expressive, and introspective form of art. In a world where ‘painting is dead’ is a prevailing notion, we can still find relevance and innovation in the medium of painting, especially when approached in a self-reflective manner.

The painting part

acrylic on canvas

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