Interval explores the in-between space of a conversation. The process begins simply by collecting conversations between artists during a photo walk. Fragments of images and recorded dialogues are assembled and arranged in the format of a contact sheet. The contact sheet is then digitally printed on transparent chiffon fabric—with the dialogues projected as video onto the material. This setting creates a situation to experience the interval between text and text, image and image, and text and image, which, despite their coexistence, cannot be perceived in the exact same space-time. This form of presentation leaves room for spectators to encounter the gap between visual and textual language as they physically occupy the in-between space of the conversation itself.
