Below Grand Gallery is pleased to present Christopher K. Ho's solo project "Black Hole," opening April 14, 5-7pm. The Swiss Army-like sculpture is inspired by Ho's recent move to Hong Kong, where objects are multi-functional and spaces flexible. Photographer's boom arms riotously stretch out from a golf bag, and hold metal cutouts depicting a hedgehog morphing into a fish, each representing a progressive quantum leap. Like the malleable identity of Asian Americans--outsiders in the US, and too Americanized in Asia--the cutouts are distorted according to an invisible event horizon.
