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Christine Sun Kim Explains Her Site-Responsive Project

Season 11 Episode 3 | 1m 14s

As a muralist paints artist Christine Sun Kim’s site-responsive project at the Queens Museum, “Time Owes Me Rest Again,” Kim explains the ideas behind the piece. She used echoing motion lines to represent the five words in the title in American Sign Language, conveying the unease and fatigue many felt during the COVID-19 pandemic and the persisting inequity between Deaf and hearing communities.

Christine Sun Kim Explains Her Site-Responsive Project
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