Andrew Luk’s sculpture and installation practice reimagines the materials and narratives of outer space to explore the fluidity of self. His work connects history with potential futures, challenging traditional notions of authorship and control. Luk’s fragmented sculptures emphasize the vulnerability and impermanence of the self, destabilizing artistic authority and inviting open-ended interpretations. Contradictions between subject and object, creation and meaning, move toward ontological questioning, offering a more tender worldview.