Installation2024
The Flower of the Other Shore
Contents & work details
- Archive year
- 2024
- Type
- Installation
- Artist
- Che-Yu Wu 吳哲宇
Overview
A digital flower blooming in darkness asks how life, memory and the act of looking meet.
Work and viewing
The original statement imagines a flower without soil or sunlight and turns attention toward memory. Its unfolding form offers a point of entry: how does the flower’s presence meet the life sensed by its viewer?
Original work record
Original text: MonoLab official work record
Where digital life blooms and echoes.
Have you ever wondered—
if life were a flower,
where would it bloom?
In the wind?
Or in a flickering image buried deep within your memory?
The Flower of Other Shore is a blossom that grows in darkness.
It blooms in silence — without soil, without sunlight —
yet feels more real than reality itself.
As you gaze upon it,
you may sense yourself quietly beginning to bloom, too.
Films & interaction
This work grew out of the “3D Particle Collider” family: 22 daily sketches, 2024-06-03 to 2024-07-15. 21 of the links are forks; 21 are private, shown but not linked.
Context & sources
Exhibitions, research & collaborations
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