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Wasted Spaces has commissioned Hellicar & Lewis to develop the the Hello Wall. This installation uses Twitter to let the public interact with the huge wall projection on Wembley High Road.
Starting Monday 8th March, you can get involved by Tweeting commands to @thehellowall, or shapes (triangles, squares, circles), commands (more, less, shake) or just hello.
Also check the ongoing Smile Project
JIN HAN LEE
ARTIST STATEMENT
My painting spans past to present. This is not the past. This is ‘a’ past, ‘a’ past representing ‘the’ past. Viewers cannot recognize which layer was made first or later. Viewers are able to see the subject and each element of painting is emerged to each other but recognisable individually. This is ‘ a’ painting representing ‘the’ paintings. Each image is perfectly located as if the painting is cautiously selected out of many mistaken paintings beyond the surface. My private activity beyond the surface of the painting is open to public view by leaving traces from repeated accumulating layers. Full exposure of my intimate activities to public view dramatically reinforced intimacy. It is back to front, beyond to within. Here, I want viewers to see notions, past and present, inside and outside, viewer and artist, are disrupted repeatedly.
