“Love is blind but it sees afar, 2024” begins with a belief that truth resides not in what is visible, but in the layers of unseen senses and relationships.

The artist moves away from vision-centered visual language and instead focuses on how a work and its audience interact through non-visual senses sound, touch, smell, and light. These elements unfold within the artist’s unique sculptural concept of “resonance.” 

This series places audience participation at its core. Through interaction with symbolic, personified characters, each viewer creates their own story. The emotional responses that occur between artist and artwork, viewer and artwork, and even among viewers themselves, reshape the structure of the piece beyond what the eye alone perceives. Rather than offering a singular interpretation, the work invites layered emotions and three-dimensional experiences, prompting questions about the world beyond the senses. 

“Love is blind but it sees afar” poses a question: What understanding has emerged for you beyond your own experience? Through this inquiry, the artist seeks to move past the limitations of vision-based perception and propose deeper layers of connection and understanding through art.