Imagine empty space contained within an architectural structure. Imagine that this space is intelligent, and has memory. In an effort to emancipate itself from the structure it is confined within, it changes its form constantly. Through metamorphosis, from gaseous to solid state, and from solid to gaseous (known as sublimation), the structures before the viewer were this intelligent space, caught in a moment of crystallizing into solid form. The space was seeking a new abstract form to inhabit, one that allowed it to explore higher dimensions of existence. Towards this exploration, it continued to change its state of matter and density until it got bored of the physical realm and became a formless entity in infinite space.

This installation could also be understood as a metaphor for human life—raising questions about our own journeys of emancipation and our inevitable return to nothingness.