Kohui

Kohui

Struere is a relational structure formed through a performative act of stacking, composing, and organizing the basic geometric forms of point, line, and plane. Points, lines, and planes are conceptual units for perceiving space and form; although they do not possess physical substance, within virtual space they are materialized through computation and revealed as operational realities of point, line, and plane—vertex, edge, and face. Struere arranges, combines, and connects these elements, generating flows and balancing relationships to form structures and produce spatial events. As architecture in the physical world forms structure and composes space, in digital space the relationships among points, lines, and planes form structure and compose space. While physical architecture, grounded in the laws of matter, entails hierarchies among structural elements, in the digital environment points, lines, and planes are treated as equal computational entities, dissolving hierarchy within structure and space. As the coordinates of these simultaneously computed elements continuously shift, the structure of Struere expands into a variable state of structural–spatial configuration. The structure of Struere appears on the screen of an actual architectural surface, creating a point of intersection where the architectural structure that forms physical space and the digital structure–space cross. Through their juxtaposition, the difference in order between physical and digital structures is revealed, exploring new structural sensibilities generated in digital space.

Performance · Performance