This series of works explores the relationship between creation, repetition, and use. Creation begins in the initial scene, where images undergo processes of duplication, recomposition, and reuse. Through this continuous reproduction, the original imagery gradually dissolves into the textures of layered information.
The essence of digitization lies in preserving “reality,” yet its inherent fluidity and the constant influx of external data give rise to a chaotic interplay where the real and the illusory intertwine.
This state evokes the biblical metaphor of the Tower of Babel — humankind gathering language and resources to create miracles, yet confined by the fractures between language and understanding. In entrusting our fundamental reality to technology, we exchange it for a more “authentic” yet more disoriented existence.
