HIGHLIGHT｜CURATOR’S PICK

The railing in an office lobby is a boundary your body already knows to obey without thinking—you just walk around it. Ling-Li Tseng and Serendipity Studio took that exact railing from Jut Corporate Hall, multiplied and enlarged it into a nearly six-meter dancing sculpture, so that as you pass through the lobby, you actually see, for the first time, the line your body has always silently followed—and discover it, too, can break free and dance.

Artwork Description｜

Starting from the base site, this art work utilizes existing architectural components and the boundaries between public and private spaces to explore the relationship between architecture and freedom. At the end of the hall, a railing that divides control and freedom gradually expands outward, tilts, and then spirals upward, as if breaking free from its constraints, gracefully dancing in the high-ceilinged space. The transforming railing, like a sequence of overlapping dynamic images, ultimately forms a spatial sculpture.

Originally a boundary object meant to obstruct, it has now transformed into a symbol of liberty.