2019.When We Are Together

Connect to the internet, connect to networks relevant to society. In a space occupied by a single individual, electronic screen products dominate as they immerse themselves in the online world.
The human body's limbs, hands, feet, and head are connected by white fabric, completely covering these features. Through the fabric, they isolate themselves from the external space, immersing into their own inner space. This self-immersion causes their vision within the white fabric to gradually shrink, the air becomes thinner, and their consciousness becomes blurred.
In the conventional sense, the white fabric represents the right and respect of the deceased, yet the living person within the white fabric has their facial features covered, blocking the outside world. It is a brief moment of self-enjoyment and silence within their personal space, a contradictory state. Nonetheless, they still pick up the internet, which is connected to society.
They pose and pretend, assuming an inanimate state, interacting with inanimate electronic devices, forming relationships. Every sound on the internet, the repetitive chanting of voices, draws closer to the realities of life. In order to interact with the information on the internet, the relationship advances and retreats. The daily cycle of repetition and contradiction continues. The question arises: should one choose to interact with inanimate electronic devices or with the most primitive and intimate self, the physical body within the white fabric?

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