Interactive video installation
Custom software, Google Street View imagery, projection environment
untitled [ ] repurposes Google Street View imagery to transform its function of navigation and documentation into a nonlinear, temporal landscape. The work reflects on the one-way interactivity of internet streaming as a communication barrier, reconfiguring the city as a topological environment experienced through time rather than fixed location.
Using a custom-built video interface, sequential images are overlaid and gradually erased, producing rapid transitions that simulate continuous traversal through urban space. At intervals, the system recalls and blends static frames into the flow, creating visual interruptions that function like flashbacks—recovering fragments lost to speed and directionality.
Projected at life scale across adjoining gallery walls, the work immerses viewers in a dislocated urban space where continuity and interruption coexist. By treating a ubiquitous digital archive as material for perceptual experimentation, untitled [ ] examines how technology reshapes memory and place, revealing the fluid and unstable nature of mediated perception in contemporary life.
untitled[seoul] 
untitled [seattle] 
untitled [toronto] 
untitled [sao paulo]
