Memory Blocks 

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Memory Blocks is a series of video installation under creation.

It described 4 memories of a virtual figure, including a soldier who was killed in the explosion, an artist who specialized in time-based art, a scientist who doubted the truth of the world and a refugee who lost his homeland in the quest for rights.

In the process of realisation, due to the immediacy of the real-time 3D; image rendering, video editing, sound production and textual editing proceeded simultaneously so that the film creation was like “sensory writing” growing out of nothing.

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Action, Almost Unable to Think (2018)

19:10 HD video with 5.1 surround sound, 11 min. 20 sec.

 

Action, Almost Unable to Think is a multi-screen 3D real-time rendering video installation. As a part of the video series Memory Blocks , it features the moment of a soldier being killed in an explosion when he was saying greetings to a civilian.

“Action, almost unable to think” is a description of the conqueror taken from Camus’ The Myth of Sisyphus (1942). Combining both literary and colloquial narration, the flim is threaded by a pure affection symbolized by fire. It gives expression to the mental torture of the narrator when he was saying greetings and being killed.

Through a mixed use of image, voiceover, words and sound attempted to probe into emotional, material and poetic structural video based on the real-time 3D.