#immaterialmapping

As an experiment in digital topography, the scenes drift along within the cognitive space — habitats and spheres of actions in nature, cities and cyberspace. With ten assumptions for the immaterial mapping presented in this video, images of various textures such as bubble, clay, sand, stones, plastic, glass, and plants consecutively interact with real and virtual spaces to perceive spatial impression and their incomplete localisation. By reflecting on the possibility of drifting between perceived space and real space in the digital era, the work deals with an expanded sense of space and a disorientation in between those spaces.