Statement
My prints, paintings, animations, and installations feature fictional creatures with human characteristics, non-human proxies that simulate the human experience. Through the imaginary environment they are born and reside in, my work metaphorizes the experience of physical and psychological survival of human and non-human species.
To express such experience, I delved into the research of the internal system to process the outside world, the system that conditions the mode of perception and the status of entities. This research bifurcated into further exploration of anatomical and biological features of organisms and sensory organs and poetic narratives that aid in internalizing the experience of reality. By depicting speculative scenarios utilizing imaginary creatures conceived based on anatomical images or biological features of humans, animals, and plants, my work invites various interpretations of the existential question of survival in the world surrounding us.
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