These colourful translucent doorway structures represent all the different places that Korean artist Do Ho Suh has lived and worked, in a bid to explore ideas about identity and migration.
Displayed at London's Victoria Miro Gallery (1 February–18 March 2017), the Passage/s installation gave physical form to Suh's idea of life as a journey, "with no fixed beginning or destination."
Image: Do Ho Suh: Passage/s at Victoria Miro, 1 February–18 March 2017
Installation photography by Thierry Bal
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