My videos mourn over the infinite sea of floating data that exists online that are the remnants of our energy; the energy that has been transferred from the real world to the virtual space. However, the videos also praise the beauty of nature as well as of the digital space. I am utterly curious about the way we navigate ourselves in the world that is now detachable and extremely dependent on technology. My works investigate the everyday interactions between us and the technology, and the artificial and the natural. Using my daily thoughts, I reflect on the scene around me and create poetry contemplating the coexistence of the synthetic and the organic. The videos are visual contemplations responding to the questions I have in the current relationship between cyberculture and human nature. The imagery juxtaposes the real- whether it be nature, humans, animals or anything that I could capture with my camera-with the virtual. I create and render digitally generated objects and place them next to the captured images. Through stitching them together, I evoke uncanny yet essential questions to the viewers.

I challenge viewers to participate in scrutinizing our conceptions of the virtual and the real. The inescapable position that we are placed throughout our lives, the ambiguous position in the middle of somewhere. By posing these questions, my works ultimately provoke the given notion of the virtual spaces, as well as our spacial position within those boundaries.