Re-Fracture

We become remnants of time, seeking and imagining completeness in a process of dissection. As evidence of a presence, a fracture is also the remnant after an event or of an exerted force. More than a static break, a fracture incarnates the record of an occurrence inscribed on a visible object.
Once the event terminates or the force no longer exists, we seek to mend and restore amid breaks and fragments,  while continuously creating fractures and heterogeneities.

Co-created by YEH Yu-Hsuan, CHENG Dao-Yuan, and HSIAO Yu-Li, Re-Fracture based on “fracture” is an exploration of the incompleteness, variation, the virtual, and the real of a rupture through the mutual check and balance, interlacing superimposition, and reorganization of the physical movements, sounds, and installations regarded as interdependent vehicles.