Measurement and judgment are constants throughout our lives.

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We are measured in the womb and weighed at birth, and then throughout our everyday lives we continue to deal with measures and numbers. 

In this project Leung finds parallels between the ways in which we measure our own physicality and another type of rule and scale we carry within ourselves.

Our attributes—colour, gender, culture and condition—can be a basis by which we measure and judge others and ourselves and this is the basis for these works.  

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