Artist Statement

My art practice merges interactive video, performance, sound art, site-specific sculpture, machinima, and painting to investigate how emerging technologies reshape our cultural and political relationships with the physical and psychological self. By blending 3D gameplay, interactive mods, video projections, and immersive installations, I construct speculative environments that interrogate the boundaries between reality and simulation. These spaces invite viewers to confront urgent questions: How do digital and physical worlds collectively mold identity? How do we navigate the political implications of these hybrid territories? And in a media-saturated age, what happens to dissent when even our modes of resistance are mediated by the systems we critique?

Through fragmented narratives and visceral sensory encounters, my work probes the paradox of technology as both a tool for liberation and a mechanism of control. It challenges audiences to reflect on how we perform, adapt, and negotiate power within increasingly algorithmic societies—and what might be lost (or gained) as the lines between body, memory, and interface dissolve.