"I was asked to make a painting of my interest, which is space. And this is as close as I can get when interpreting tangible three-dimensional (3D) space into two-dimensional (2D) image." - J Byun
Reference Space: RISD campus (between College Building and Memorial Hall on Benefit Street)
This is an interpretation of an exsiting still-space through my perception. When interpreted, the space is separated into two fields: 3D structure and 2D visual information. In my eyes, structure of space is the core element, and 2D information is subsidiary element that wraps around the surface of structure.
This is what happens when the 3D space is transferred to 2D image.
From this point, the interpreted 3D space is further translated to 2D language.
printed photo of the space
Analyzing color pallet of the image
I wondered what would happen when translated image returns to the three-dimensional reality.
