This is what you said

This sculpture explores misunderstanding and perspective in language. The form is constructed so that it appears distorted depending on the viewer’s position, making the letter difficult to read clearly from a single viewpoint. The work reflects the idea that what is said and what is heard are not always the same. Meaning changes depending on perspective, context, and interpretation. The sculpture translates misunderstanding into spatial distortion, suggesting that language itself shifts depending on where one stands.