Polycoria, Seashell
Video Installation
HD video 1080x 1920px, Installation Sizes Various
2026
“Polycoria” series presents non-linear plots of paper art animation in a dark environment. Viewers get a moment of meditation at the center of the room, while seeing and being seen by the creatures in the video, as if species gazing at each other in an aquarium.
Life often feels like it is repeating because your brain naturally looks for familiarity, and similar decisions pull you back to the same situation. We constantly hide and seek, while pushing the clouds in the sky with a fan, pointlessly trying to make them drift by a little faster.
Polycoria, Silkworm
Video Installation
HD video 1080x 3840px, Installation Sizes Various
2026
In mythology, the concept of gods, deities, or powerful entities being "born from the eyes" or created through sight is a prominent theme across multiple ancient traditions. In theory, you are what people see you as, through which you become existing, and does not have to be your true form.
At the same time, living creatures create replicas of themselves genetically and artistically to document existence, explore identity, and leave a permanent mark against time. Some grow wings, some have tails. If you give birth to something that doesn't look so human, that's fine, there must be reason behind it.
Polycoria
Video Installation
HD video 1080x 5760px, Installation Sizes Various
2024
Expression or emotion showing in one's eyes that constantly alters, resembling the phases of the moon. Through installation, video and paper-based works, the Polycoria Series explores the multiple facets of one's identity that shift when situated in different viewpoints. The moon has its ups and downs, everything is fine yet uncertain in its time.
A commonplace scene that most people have experienced is the species gazing at each other in an aquarium, the artist switches it into a haunting, evocative and divine piece that responds to the environment and viewers who were absorbed and captured inside. This interplay of video art and installation encourages viewers to contemplate the unpredictability of the visible and the possible truths behind it.