The letter or letters standing for a chemical element 2017
The installation The letter or letters standing for a chemical element combines nine sculptural objects. Part of the works are related to diagrams as facts, ornaments as a culture or symbols as basis.
Sometimes it is more convenient to start making completely random assumptions. There is a part of you forcing you to do things you don't want to do, or a part stopping you from doing things you want to do. You can believe as if the difficulty is that two or more parts are in the conflict. Each part has a valid function and a valid way of accomplishing its function, but they step on each other's toes. So it's not that one part is "making you do it"; it's that two varying parts are doing something useful, but the way they act is creating conflict between each other.
There is also a signal, which only has a meaning in terms of the frame or context in which it appears. Changing the frame in which a person perceives events in order to change the meaning. When the meaning changes, the person's responses and behaviors also change.
