Lustre

Lustre, SungHoon Song and Bryan Yueshe Wu‘s latest collaboration, is a digital installation that materialises the Korean concept of Yunsul—the interplay of natural light breaking and scattering on rippling water—through digital media. The work combines physical movement, visual imagery, and soundscapes to explore how humans infer the infinite through direct perception. Just as rustling trees allow us to sense the presence of distant wind, Yunsul visualises the invisible and infinite energy of water through the medium of light.

By sensorially transforming the representation of infinity, Lustre highlights the boundless energy of nature, encouraging viewers to engage with phenomena that transcend the tangible. This work represents the artists’ shared interest in integrating sound and visual elements to reframe natural processes and existential themes, creating an immersive space for contemplation and sensory exploration.

Together, Bryan and SungHoon push the boundaries of media art, crafting installations that blend technology, nature, and human experience into profound artistic expressions.

Lustre是SungHoon与Bryan的最新数字装置作品，通过数字媒介将韩国概念“윤슬（Yunsul）”具象化。“Yunsul”指的是自然光在波动的水面上折射与散射所产生的交错变幻。Lustre融合了身体运动、视觉影像与声音景观，探讨人类如何通过直接感知去推测无限的存在。正如树叶沙沙作响让我们感受到远方风的存在，“Yunsul”则通过光的媒介，展现水的无形与无限能量。

通过感官体验对“无限”进行再诠释，Lustre凸显了自然无边的能量，鼓励观者去感知超越可触摸世界的现象。这件作品体现了两位艺术家对声音与视觉元素整合的共同兴趣，他们借此重新构架自然过程与存在性主题，营造出一个沉浸式的冥想与感知空间。

Bryan与SungHoon携手推动媒介艺术的边界，打造融合科技、自然与人类体验的装置作品，以深刻的艺术表达探索世界的无限可能。