[Interactive Installation]
2019
Based off a quote from the book ‘Age of
Earthquakes’, this installation represents how digital facilities indulge a
moral question beneath their pretentious built: can we hide our true self on
the internet? Aiming to discuss the duality of profiles inside dating apps,
social media accounts and so on, across the screen, questioning the alter
identity of these profiles as it is a complex hidden of one’s personality.
Within research about catfishing environment that happens online the indicative
of an identity of a woman is blended with the portrait of a man that was
arrested for the act of behaving like someone else on the Internet. Through a
video installation and live code, the eagerness and desire to know someone one
is mirrored by detailing in its core, in this case the pixel that form the
digital image, that this is not who they truly are. As an awareness and
discussing, this project remarks how there isn’t all good in the digital.
*Project awarded with Bronze @ Multimedia
IDA Awards
IDA Awards