According to Kevin Kelly's book, memories and thoughts are created in a vague and accidental way, influenced by recent additions and reorganizations. The type of memory that is formed depends on the recent information that has been stored, including any associated emotions or other details that were added during the last memory reorganization.
When attempting to recall the concept of 'home', a multitude of related and fragmented circuits emerged, overlapping and intertwining as older and more recent memories followed the path of our behavior, forming a web of clear connections that slowly change over time.
The interlacing blurs our environment and images, which change slowly over time. However, our daily behaviors that overlap repeatedly become clearer and form deep memories.
When attempting to recall the concept of 'home', a multitude of related and fragmented circuits emerged, overlapping and intertwining as older and more recent memories followed the path of our behavior, forming a web of clear connections that slowly change over time.
The interlacing blurs our environment and images, which change slowly over time. However, our daily behaviors that overlap repeatedly become clearer and form deep memories.
The work does not give answers, but rather provides a direction for reflection, targeting not a specific moment,
but a summary of a whole piece of related memories.
When those recurring fragments in memory erase the specific time, people and environment, specific behavioral symbols are used to present a subconsciously guided construction of memories.
This robot, made up of materials collected at home, assumed such a role - it repeatedly performed behavioral memories of three states: eating, walking, and arguing.
2023; Installation; Mixed Media: Wooden box, plastic pipes, iron, aluminum, copper, ping pong balls, cotton thread, panels, infrared sensor, sponges, tinfoil, chopsticks, wires, shoes, motors