In the chaotic material world, vacuum represents a state approaching the limit—an existence that is almost invisible. In a vacuum, all sound and substance are stripped away, leaving only the faintest fluctuations. We are compelled to perceive the natural presences that are "unseen and unheard."In my photo series, Vacuum World, I place the world within a vacuum-like environment, peeling away external noise to trace the emotional and material remnants submerged in everyday life—those things that are forgotten, unspoken, or never mourned.
This work attempts to critically construct a purified vacuum space outside the information-saturated modern society, in order to explore the most essential—yet faint and unseen—connections between matter and nature.