What would the world look like if there was no need for restoration? (2024)
The installation explored how objects, materials, and living entities leave traces through changes in function, use, and form. It consisted of a spatial structure, its interior, and an interactive projection - elements conceived as an analogy of the Earth.
The freely floating projection functioned as a core of forces shaping the world, combining various landscapes into a process of digital sedimentation. Rather than depicting disappearance, it presented continuous transformation, adaptation, and transition between states. Interactivity enabled visitors to navigate virtually, echoing the movement of the Earth itself.
Based on the processes of transformation emanating from the floating projection - the core of the installation - the work expanded to engage with the architectural interior in which it was situated. It examined shifting and partially lost functions of the interior space and reactivated them, thereby establishing new spatial and material relations.
