Jeong Hyejin

Seo Jihye, WKND Lab, Yun Yeodong, Jeong Hyejin, Choi Younghwan, Ha Soomin

Co-hosted by | Studio KKANN · H.PIO (Denps)

EXHIBITION DESIGN

Black Grove 

Jeong Hyejin (Fivecomma) presents textile works that utilize a diverse range of materials, expanding the boundary between everyday life and art.


Through collaborations with brands across various disciplines, she explores new possibilities in textile design, continuing her original practice at the intersection of art and industry.


Overview

Black Grove is a textile installation composed of intertwined threads and ropes of varying thicknesses. It forms a metaphorical “forest” through the accumulation of fibers with diverse densities and lengths. Through craft-based weaving techniques, the artist maximizes the tactile materiality of textiles, expanding fabric from a functional medium into a sensory experience.



Approach

Continuing this exploration, Black Grove creates a new spatial landscape through the layered density and repetitive structure of threads woven over time. Composed in tones approaching total darkness, the work initially appears as a singular mass. Yet, upon closer observation, subtle variations in texture and movement emerge, revealing a complex tactile environment. The work reflects not only form but also the time and traces of repeated gestures embedded within the material.


Challenge

Existing simultaneously as an object and an environmental presence, the installation responds to surrounding light, air, and the viewer’s gaze. By quietly observing, viewers encounter subtle movements and slowly unfolding forms, awakening sensations and emotions often overlooked in everyday life.




Outcome

Ultimately, Black Grove proposes a sculptural landscape of sensation, where the materiality of textile and the rhythmic repetition of making connect space, perception, and emotion beyond form itself.

Specifications

The mathematical and material foundations of the work.

MATERIALS

복합매체


DIMENSIONS

가변크기


YEAR

2026


Title

Black Grove