Edith Wong

Edith Wong uses a pseudo-archaeological perspective to traverse the city's periphery, collecting subtle material anomalies in the operation of the streets. Through concrete sculptures, street image collages, and traditional bamboo weaving, she preserves everyday fragments as tangible archives with speculative functions. These material remnants reconstruct the boundaries between ruins and the everyday, constructing a material geography that identifies unknown civilizations and parallel spaces.

Edith Wong 以偽考古學視角穿梭於城市邊陲，採集街道運轉中的微小物性異常。   透過混凝土雕塑、街道影像拼貼與傳統竹篾紮作，將日常碎屑封存為具備思辨功能的實體檔案。   這些物質殘留重組了廢墟與日常的邊界，構築出一套指認未知文明與平行空間的物質地誌。