A work that depicts a romance between humans and technology as a performance installation. Humans and technology (a skin-colored gorilla) attempt to become one through “skin garments.” Technology turns its thoughts to the finite twilight that humans possess, while humans gaze toward the infinite galaxy that technology possesses. Whether they are embracing each other or restraining each other, both are drowning in a sea of intimate distance. Humans are addicted to technology, and at the same time, technology is also addicted to humans. While loving technology, how can we also love humans? By finding an intermediate zone between pleasure and despair, I want to project it onto the sexuality of us humans living in the present.

In this work, the viewer sequentially inhabits various characters (avatars) living in a room within a spacious apartment building, inside a virtual space. The person playing music, the person watering flowers, and the people having conversations do not interact with one another, as if each were living in a separate reality. Experiencing the reality of each character (avatar), who inhabit the same space yet never cross paths, through VR is frustrating because you cannot control the avatars’ movements, while at the same time it feels intensely real. In the end, there is a twist in which you are possessed by another avatar, reminding you that you are not always the center of the world, and that you too are someone else’s other.