Intersection is a multi-channel video installation that creates an open point of departure for associative viewing through fragmented video, simplified spatial reorganization, and ambient sound. Visual fragments are distributed across two screens, forming a non-linear system in which no single image carries complete meaning. Meaning does not arise from any one isolated image, but emerges in the intersections between projected elements, between images, and within the spatial relationships of the work.

A balloon at the center of the room acts as a visual anchor, interrupting and redistributing the viewer’s attention. It pulls the act of looking away from the flat projection plane and into the depth of the space itself, breaking the boundaries of the two-dimensional image and making space an active part of the work.

The piece sits with questions of cultural encounter and the spaces between, where meaning is made but never settled. Through AI-generated imagery, the work constructs a fragmented visual field in which multiple perspectives, symbols, and systems of representation meet and interweave, producing meanings that remain open and unfixed.