The work asks what it means to be seen at a time when bodies, identities, and emotions are increasingly understood through screens, images, captions, assumptions, and fragments of information. To be seen can mean to be recognized, acknowledged, or finally heard. But it can also mean to be judged, simplified, exposed, or forced into a form that others can understand too quickly.
Through projected figures, translucent surfaces, motion capture, shadows, and audience presence, the installation explores visibility as a condition that continuously reshapes human presence.
Specification
Project Type
Immersive Video Installation / Projection Installation
Runtime
03:12 loop
Presented
Spectra Studio (LA), April 2026
C113, CalArts, May 2026
Aspect Ratio
-
Credits
Project Direction, Animation
Stella Lee
Motion Capture
Jonghoon Ahn
Choreography
Brian Golden
Performance
Euseon Song
Maria Jurado
Yun Lee
Sound Design
Deni Martha Lopez Dellamary Tello
Music
John Abernethy, drums
Primož Sukič, electric guitar
Processed through GRU prediction models
Spatial & Interactive Design
Sangwon Shawn Kim
Installation Assist
Mingyo Tilda Seo
Photo/Video Documentation
Hyunyoung Russ Cho
Jonghoon Ahn
Studio Fragments