Infinite Loop
Exhibition “Views of Cincinnati & Ohio Valley”
Location: Elevar Gallery, 555 Carr St., Cincinnati.
opening hours: May 1- June 27, 2025, Mon-Thu 9-5 pm, Fri 9-6:30 pm
The exhibition is supported by the Creative Asian Society and the ArtsWave Impact grant.
“Infinite Loop” reflects my interpretation of the Ohio Valley—an ever-shifting landscape shaped by both deep geological time and layers of human history. Inspired by the region’s porous limestone caves, exposed rock formations, and the powerful erosive force of the Ohio River, the sculpture evokes the continuous movement and natural evolution embedded in this terrain. The form, looping without a clear beginning or end, draws from the valley’s complex strata—both literal and metaphorical. It echoes the industrial legacy of Cincinnati: a city built along railroads, powered by migration, and continually transformed by waves of innovation, creativity, and technology. Each undulating surface captures a sense of motion and continuity, speaking to the rhythms of the river and the resilience of a city in flux. By blending references to natural erosion, flood, and industrial infrastructure, Infinite Loop invites reflection on how we shape—and are shaped by—the landscapes we inhabit. It is a meditation on flow, transformation, and the unbroken cycles that define both the Ohio River and the city of Cincinnati itself.
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The exhibition is supported by the Creative Asian Society and the ArtsWave Impact grant.
