Singularity

This is a sphere formed by dozens of rings placed in a row vertically. The middle of the ring biggest, the other rings narrow down in its size starting from the middle of the sphere to both sides.

There are uniform distributions of groups of small circles perpendicular to the large rings, intersecting the edge of the ring structure that is similar to the steering wheel.

The structure of the circles is composed of several vertical rods that stretch outward from the same point as a kind of radiation components. Each of the vertical rods is uniformly distributed. These vertical rods can be rotated clockwise or counter-clockwise. The outer end of each of the vertical rod is equipped with a LED light bulb in different brightness. The distribution is gradually weakened from the brightest to dimmed ones.

All forms of action are completely randomized by the computer. (Singularity is a sphere that is made of rows of light bulbs that are controlled by 380 motors and computers. The motors and computers can randomly control the speed, direction and movement of the light bulbs, but every so often they will work in unison. Every audience that sees this work will see something different because the sculpture is alive and constantly changing.)