THE ALLURE, 2019
Photograph (3 photos)
By Supreeyaporn Kongchuen

Places have many things that represent traces of movement, life, time and history of certain traces. Dead spots and things that are not often noticed or ignored are present in every area. These are expressed through physical amplification and become part of the place through the sight.

This work intends to present the traces and things that are ignored in the premises of the library at one university, both from time to time, transitional movements and objects. These are spoken to people through tiny objects that amplify the view. Also there are angles to affect the light, calling the eye sight as if it were a glimpse of the time and traces of that time through this work.