Rebellion

“Rebellion” investigates the tension between uniformity and disruption. A field of meticulously arranged geometric blocks forms a quiet, orderly surface, yet flashes of color break its logic at the margins. The work suggests that dissent does not always emerge from the center; it begins at the edges, where boundaries, alternatives, and new systems take shape. In this coexistence of precision and intrusion, “Rebellion” renders structure not as a cage but as a stage for divergence.