Preface Admission Works "untitled" "The Scream" "Orphan" "Die Falle (The Trap)" "Two Step" "No, Never Alone" "Cake Walk" "Forty" "Mother May I" "Putti" "Dipping Digits (Always Gets Wet)" "Coprophagia" "Fan: Self Portrait" "Phone Pit" "Narsisyphus" [ICC Collection ] "Juggler" Participation Artist's Related Events Gallery Talk Lecture Lecture Catalog
		July 28 (Friday) - September 10 (Sunday), 2000 [Finished] Gallery A, D
		Works "Two Step" 1997 paper, acrylic paint, urethane foam, aluminum, steel, motor, strobe light, with soundtrack by Bruce Darby 102 X 84 inches diameter Courtesy: Raymond Wang, Home Gallery, Taipei Change in a couple's relationship is the theme of this work. The photograph of a couple dancing is torn in half and one of them falls out. It turns into milk in a glass then spills out. The spilt milk turns into the photograph again, but the original couple begin dancing with new partners. This seems to express the saying, "there is no use crying over spilt milk." By placing the sequential sculpture in a helix on a cylindrical metal frame, the artist has created a movement of animation in vertical and diagonal direction.