2016 (proposal document) / Proposal for spatial division and a multisensory passage

Black Corridor of Spatiotemporal Echoes / Spatial Proposal

A black corridor intended as a necessary passage, extending the experience of space through touch, sound, sight and taste.

Complete floor plan and spatial description for the black corridor proposal — “Spatial Division,” original proposal, p. 3, 2016. The black area and blue route indicate the proposed corridor.

Archive: Proposal retained by He Fa; the text uses “we”
Date basis: PDF export record: 24 August 2016
Status: Proposal document; realization and full participant credits not verified

Complete chapter contents

A corridor that divides space

The proposal describes its spatial image as a “reclining black cube clock-monument,” positioned centrally to divide the space into three chapters. The floor plan on page 3 marks a route with a black rectangle and a winding blue line, making passage through space part of the narrative.

Spatiotemporal echoes

The text calls the Black Corridor of Spatiotemporal Echoes a necessary passage through the exhibition. It proposes to elongate physical space, disturb the experience of time and space, and evoke psychological responses through touch, sound, sight and taste. These are intended experiences recorded in a proposal, rather than retrospective claims about visitors.

The surviving proposal

The PDF cover is titled A Capsule Cut by Mysterious Light at the Onset of Spreading Darkness and Death. It includes reference frames from 2001: A Space Odyssey and a spatial plan. This entry uses Black Corridor of Spatiotemporal Echoes, the name given in the body text, as its archive title and retains the proposal’s collective voice.

Archive note

Prepared from the artist’s retained capsule proposal PDF. The floor plan is shown as proposal documentation; film references are not presented as works by He Fa.

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Selected works

Work record

Black Corridor of Spatiotemporal Echoes / Spatial Proposal, 2016 (proposal document). Proposal for spatial division and a multisensory passage. He Fa’s role: Collective proposal retained by He Fa; the source does not list full author credits.

Work / series: Black Corridor of Spatiotemporal Echoes / Spatial Proposal
Date: 2016 (proposal document)
Medium: Proposal for spatial division and a multisensory passage
He Fa’s role: Collective proposal retained by He Fa; the source does not list full author credits
Catalogue section: Proposals

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Spaces transformed
An eye travels; a body passes
Black Corridor of Spatiotemporal Echoes / Spatial Proposal Shunan Bamboo Sea
Shunan Bamboo Sea draws the eye along a narrow vertical image; the Black Corridor proposal imagines bodily passage through a required route. Both extend viewing, while an existing image remains distinct from a spatial plan whose realization is unverified.
2016 (proposal document) / Proposal for spatial division and a multisensory passage · Proposals
2010 / Photography, light box
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1. Work imageImages and presentation ↗
  Photographic fragments accumulate along the long axis of a narrow vertical image, directing attention between its upper and lower ends.
2. Period documentSpatiotemporal echoes ↗
  The original proposal describes the corridor as a required passage and proposes multisensory temporal and spatial experience; it remains a proposal with implementation unverified.
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Spaces transformed
Who speaks beyond the darkness
Black Corridor of Spatiotemporal Echoes / Spatial Proposal Shixiang
The Black Corridor proposal plans a required passage to engage the senses; Shixiang moves from conversation to a black stage. Darkness changes conditions in both, but a prescribed experience differs from a meeting where participants retain publication choices.
2016 (proposal document) / Proposal for spatial division and a multisensory passage · Proposals
2019–2020 / Photography theatre
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1. Period documentSpatiotemporal echoes ↗
  The original proposal describes the corridor as a required passage and proposes multisensory temporal and spatial experience; it remains a proposal with implementation unverified.
2. Period documentMake a portrait. Then face it together. ↗
  The 2020 project introduction records passage from a white room to a black stage and later meetings; publication choice is retained in the same project documentation.
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