STONE风蚀柱纪念碑

STONE uses wind-eroded geological forms as a metaphor for the ways women’s bodies grow within social structures. Six plaster forms and a field of red fabric suggest bodily organs, the flow of life, and the pressure of external power. Mosaic surfaces bring natural erosion into contact with human ornament, allowing silence to register as an enduring position rather than an absence.

《风蚀柱纪念碑》以被风沙侵蚀的地貌隐喻女性身体在社会结构中的生长状态。六件石膏形体与红色布面构成身体器官、生命流动与外部权力之间的关系；覆盖其上的马赛克又把自然风化与人造装饰并置，使沉默成为一种持续存在的姿态。