A Wall of Words at Sabina Lee Gallery Ik-Joong Kang has created two huge installations at Sabina Lee Gallery . The piece takes up almost the entirety of the gallery, since a massive curved wall had to be constructed for it. The wall is composed of 5,000 tiles that each have an individual letter painted on them. But when you back up you realize that each letter is part of a word. And then each word is part of a sentence. Directly in front of this wall is a sound installation featuring small bowls that have speakers inside of them, which are producing the ambiance of nature. So as you enter the space you hear the chirping of birds and other woodland creatures. I really like how bold of a move it was for the gallery to present one piece vs. a ton of them. It forces the viewer to hone their attention in on the one thing, rather than appeal to their ADD inclinations. It also therefore makes the work feel that much more special and important in the room because all your energy is focused on it.