Super Saiman — MAN TIN

Super Saiman 超級撒亞文
2016, no pop gallery, New Haven, USA

Courtesy: no pop gallery

Super Saiman is a lightbox artwork positioned in the urban landscape of the USA, just outside a laundromat near the Yale Art Gallery, Yale School of Art.

This piece utilizes the precision of 3D scanning with the creative possibilities of digital manipulation to craft an image that transcends mere representation. Infused with elements of Japanese manga and the vibrant nuances of Hong Kong's youth culture, Super Saiman captures and reflects the nuanced experiences of adolescence, weaving a tapestry of subtle yet profound narratives.

Lack of captions and explicit details, this artwork invites viewers to engage deeply and personally, fostering a richer understanding of art through spontaneous audience interaction and social engagement within the public sphere.

Super Saiman 超級撒亞文
2016, no pop gallery, New Haven, USA

Super Saiman is a lightbox artwork showcased in the USA, outside a laundromat, near the Yale Art Gallery, Yale School of Art.

3D scanning and digital manipulation were used to produce the image. Elements of Japanese manga and Hong Kong local youth culture were added as means to reflect some subtle but important experiences of adolescents.

A work without caption and details, exploring the potential to facilitate a deeper understanding of art through the audience and social engagement in public spaces.

Super Saiman 超級撒亞文2016, no pop gallery, New Haven, USA

Super Saiman 超級撒亞文
2016, no pop gallery, New Haven, USA