Double Exposure
Double Exposure is a live installation that connects my Manhattan apartment to my family’s home in Taiwan through a continuous window-to-window stream. To facilitate this connection across a significant language barrier, I designed and built a custom equipment package for my family to install in Taiwan. This package contains a camera that records their exterior view, which is then projected onto my New York window at a 63-degree tilt to reflect our exact geographic relationship. As sunrise and sunset move in opposite directions across the glass, the 12-hour time difference becomes a visible, real-time layer, mapping our distance and inheritance without attempting to collapse the space between us.
Materials: Projection Paint, Blackout Vinyl, 5-Channel Sound, Archival Cardboard, & Museum Board
