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Medium :
Giclée print on Paper , Cardboard under plexiglas
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
16.5x23.4in
About this artwork
Have you seen this rabbit before?
You probably have.
This rabbit gave me an impression about the concept of the time.
I turned this into my own art piece and recreated into a framed work.
The story of "Time Chase"...
Is time chasing us or are we chasing time?
Mixed colour of the tree and the crinkles contrasting with the hemisphere represents hallucination of time and reality.
The hemisphere brings the universe smaller than reality. It is a distortion.… We all slide into a narrow and vast space with time-Kairos.
In a view of psychological ambivalence, how does the wandering rabbit and time look like?
Time chases us.
We chase time.
Which is chasing which and where is the end and the beginning of this cycle?
We constantly chase the abstract concept of time, but aren't we ultimately part of a larger loop of time? Thus, isn’t it that time is as non-existent and existent?
This chocolate sculpture represents the impermanence about ephemeral time and lasting existence.
Hyunju An, born in South Korea and based in Melbourne, is a sculptor and visual artist who crafts profound chocolate carvings, drawing from her background in psychology and patisserie. Using a tourne knife, she meticulously sculpts solid, tempered couverture chocolate—eschewing moulds for a raw, direct technique—resulting in rough, scratched, and irregular surfaces. Her works embody psychological ambivalence, inviting viewers into a realm of vulnerability and introspection, and encouraging gentle self-acceptance through the beauty of imperfection.