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Eunice Wong
Eunice Wong
Eunice Wong
Access Granted
Materials : Plywood, Cyanotype, Acrylic, Marker Pen, Acrylic sheet – 160 x 70 x 55 cm
Access Granted is a project that reflects me as whole. It is a body of sculpture; inside the head shows four main themes of artworks that reflects my thinking, experiences and feelings. The title of this work works as a permission and invitation for people to observe my personal life. Though it allows people to view inside the box, they won't be able to see everything through the peephole. To collect the entire view of the box, they can only look from the top so as to reserve the last sense of privacy.
Each body part is built with square or rectangles, as if I am standing stiff to let people examine my brain like an object. The whole sculpture is painted with colour as a form of outfits, except the face, with the intention to let the peephole stand out and attract audience to look inside. The choice of outfit, jumper, vest and jeans, was taken from my daily clothes. The surface of the sculpture is very simple, meanwhile the walls inside contains varied styles of art, showcasing my knowledge during my university years.
Plans after degree
I am working towards being a teacher and studying a PGCE. At the moment, I am working as a data specialist to earn money and to take a break.