Body As Input
Gesture is treated not as direct expression, but as unstable data entering a technological system.
RESEARCH
Art is not expression, but convergence.
My research examines how body, sound, and image are captured, compressed, and reorganized within technological systems.
I understand art not as direct expression, but as a process of convergence: unstable gestures, desires, and sensory traces enter a system, where they are translated into sound, image, and form.
In my work, sound often appears as the result of convergence, while image remains closer to an unfinished state—revealing the noise, error, and instability that optimization usually hides.
CONVERGENCE SYSTEM
bodyBefore thought, there is breath.
errorThe path that would not close.
desireA movement without an object.
form形What remains when becoming rests.
image-stateNot yet image, no longer void.
soundA trace of the body, already elsewhere.
systemIt gathers by letting go.
System As Convergence
The system processes difference, error, and desire, compressing them into relations that can be sensed as form.
Form As Emergence
What appears as form is not a final beauty, but a temporary convergence where instability briefly becomes legible.