multi-screen video installation. real-time playback
Google Streetview API, computer, projectors
dimension varies
untitled[seoul] 
untitled [seattle] 
untitled [toronto] 
untitled [sao paulo] untitled [ ] repurposes Google Street View images to transform their typical function of navigation and documentation into a nonlinear video environment. The work reflects on the one-way interactivity of internet streaming as a communication barrier, instead reconfiguring the city as a topological landscape experienced through time rather than fixed location.
Using a custom-built video editing interface, sequential images are overlaid and gradually erased, creating fast-phasing transitions that evoke the sensation of driving continuously down a street. At intervals, the system recalls static frames and blends them with the moving sequence in real time. These vignetted stills function like flashbacks—pausing the flow to recover details lost to the speed and directionality of travel.
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 raw material for perceptual experimentation, untitled [ ] highlights the instability of memory, place, and technological mediation in contemporary life.
