Invisible Box is an experimental installation experiment that explores the multifaceted sensory experiences we often overlook, like being inside an elevator. I always wondered - how does it feel to be within such confined, transient spaces? How can these feelings be captured and interpreted artistically?

To represent these sensations, I translated four distinct emotions into unique collages. Each collage is a visual narrative, a layered symphony of colors, shapes, and textures, designed to evoke a specific emotional response.

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But I wanted to go beyond the flat surface of the collage. I wanted to give these emotions a form, a presence. And so, I transposed these collages into small acrylic transparent boxes. I chose acrylic for its transparency and solidity, mirroring the paradox of an elevator's character - a visible yet unseen box, tangible yet fleeting in its occupancy.

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Inside each box is a microcosm of feelings - a world of emotions encased in transparent walls, much like the silent stories that play out within the elevator's confines. My hope is that through this project, I can visually encapsulate and share these often unnoticed sensory experiences with my audience, allowing them to see, touch, and reflect upon them.

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Invisible Box is more than just an installation; it's a dialogue between art and emotion, the seen and the unseen, the personal and the communal. It's a testament to the stories and emotions that transpire within the mundane and ordinary facets of our daily lives.