Irreplaceable Filter
Stainless, Glass, Motor, Resin
700*700*1270 (mm)
The Irreplaceable Filter aims to show how easily people fall into superstition and pseudoscience by using the visual elements of hexagonal water and mineral springs, and at the same time, it aims to think about the cultural and psychological implications of superstition and pseudoscience. The hexagonal glass plates that hold
water and the common water pipes in mineral springs are not just visual devices, but also symbols of objects that we easily give faith to.
Through this work, I ask the question:
“Why do we easily believe in superstitions that lack scientific evidence?”
“Can you find comfort and stability in superstition while still confronting the hidden issues it entails?”