Suspended in Time, Anchored by Place
Suspended in Time, Anchored by Place is an immersive installation that examines the intersections of geography, time, and personal memory through the medium of postcards.
This project reflects my journey from Los Angeles to various places worldwide, emphasizing the emotional connections and time gaps between my parents and me.
A unique aspect of the installation is how the postcards are presented. The front side displays the original images, while the reverse side showcases inverted content. This deliberate inversion symbolizes the time difference and cultural separation between my parents and me, expressing the disconnection and reconnection in our communications, shaped by our respective time zones and lived experiences.
This work invites audiences to reflect on the personal dimensions of geography and time, offering a contemplative exploration of how technology, time zones, and communication influence our connections with loved ones, especially across distances.