INFINITE MAZE 189

Wit Pimkanchanapong’s 4th edition of the Infinite Maze emerges as an expanding network of infinite combinations. Located in Sai Ying Pun 189 Queen’s Road West, the installation shows panels shift, lines of light reconfigure, and the grid itself breathes. Each movement alters the possible routes through the space, creating a living maze that is constantly rewriting its own map.
Access is never singular. Multiple entry points invite visitors to choose their own way in, transforming navigation into an active, time-based experience. With every step, the visitor becomes part of the mechanism—triggering new alignments, discovering temporary openings, and witnessing the maze recalibrate around them.
For PROJCT, this work activates the space with intention: a collaboration that brings together architecture, technology, and a precise yet playful sense of structure. The result is not just an installation, but an evolving system, one that asks how many access points we can find, and how often we are willing to begin again.
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泰國藝術家Wit Pimkanchanapong的《無盡迷宮》（Infinite Maze）第四版如同一座不斷延展、無限組合的脈絡網絡。此作坐落於西營盤皇后大道西189號，呈現出面板的變換、光線的重組，以及網格自身的律動。每一次變化，皆在改寫空間中可能的路徑，讓迷宮活躍如生，地圖亦永不休止地重繪自身。
入口從不唯一。多重通道邀請觀者擇徑而入，將穿行本身轉化為一場主動、沉浸於時間的體驗。每一步，觀者都成為機制的一部分，觸發新的組合，發掘短暫的開口，見證迷宮於自身周遭重新校準。
對PROJCT而言，此作喚活空間：一場結合建築、科技與既精準又靈動結構感的協作。其成果不止是一件裝置，更是一套不斷演化的系統——它探問著：我們能找到多少個入口？又是否願意，一次又一次，重新開始？