ABOUT

This project explores identity as something fluid, shifting between physical and digital spaces. In the physical world, identity feels stable and grounded in the body—something sculpture represents through its solid, permanent presence. In contrast, digital space allows identity to become flexible and constantly changing, which animation expresses through movement, transformation, and distortion.

By combining sculpture and animation, the work creates a tension between what appears fixed and what is always evolving. Static forms are disrupted by moving, projected, or embedded visuals, suggesting that identity is never singular or stable. The immersive environment invites viewers to move through and experience these shifts firsthand, blurring the line between observer and participant.

Ultimately, the piece presents identity as something we continuously construct, shaped by both our physical existence and our digital presence.