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Printed paper, chicken wire,
75 x 105 x 34 cm
The afterlife of digital imagery prompts questions about its fate in the vast online world. Our digital data persists even after our physical presence ceases, floating through complex algorithms. Each image not only captures a moment but gives birth to another, creating an interconnected web of visual content. Digital artifacts perpetually exist in an intangible state, in contrast to tangible objects. It visualizes the fear of the future and the curiosity about if things that have left our hands are reborn.