As a photo series exploring the intriguing relationship between individuals and collectives in the development of art institutions in Asia, Work Space was developed after Domestica Invisibile which focuses the complicate links between man/space, reality/respresentation, see/be-seen, documentary/voyeuristic views, host/guest, viewer/photographer, public/private, etc. Work Space was firstly shown as part of the exhibition Asian Art Knots curated by Tobias Berger commissioned by Open Space/Art Cologne.

Work Space: Asia Art Archive, Hong Kong	Work Space: Arts Initiative Tokyo	Work Space: a little blah blah, Saigon	Work Space: BizArt, Shanghai
Work Space: Cemeti Art House, Yogyakarta	Work Space: IT Park, Taipei	Work Space: Long March Project, Beijing	Work Space: Alternative Space Loop, Seoul
Work Space: Para/Site Art Space, Hong Kong	Work Space: Ruang Rupa, Jakarta	Work Space: Ssamzie Art Space, Seoul	Work Space: Vitamin Creative Space, Guangzhou