The Architecture of Absence (Birds and Rainbows) is an immersive environment that explores the fundamental tension between organic reality and its digital model. It utilizes physical, solid objects such as paintings, photographs, and artifacts in order to represent the non-negotiable weight of memory. Elements that serve as the stable "nodes" in a conceptual network.
Architecture of Absence (Birds and Rainbows)
By placing the natural world's persistent cycles into the mechanical cage of the 21st century, we ask the viewer to reconsider what it means to be connected, and where our true sense of mutual care resides—in the pixel-perfect simulation, or in the irreducible chaos of being alive.