When the exhibits of Oopject appeared in the basement of TKG+, an interesting phenomenon happened in this gigantic white box of elevated white walls and concrete floor. It was as if those miscellaneous objects of broom and litter were left behind unconsciously and placed in the exhibition space with other exhibits, such setting seemed curiously rational and pleasant: “We can even start aesthetic contemplation on bubble wraps.” This is exactly the maximum effect of how the artworks in this exhibition can arouse sensations. It is their “objectivity” that forms confusions between “art and junk”, and also because the boundary between the two appears so discreet, that allows the viewers to begin the most amounts of thinking and imagination from the objects.
