JET LAG CAPTURE PLAN

Installation
Iron nails, water
21*21*18 cm
2020

Jet Lag Capture Plan was inspired by an eastbound flight that gave the passenger the illusion of gaining a few hours due to jet lag. But in reality, we all know that time is the fairest thing in the world. Flying westward — we lose it. Penny wise, pound foolish. We may be hungry for time, but what truly matters is how we use the time we have.

I visualised the experience, gathered through interviews, in the form of hand-crafted watch faces illustrating the concept of gain and loss. Extending from this series is a spinning set of nails — a device that rotates to form the shape of a goblet trying to hold water. But the water splashes out, and the nails begin to rust.