A survey of "Nature" in the Art of the Twenty First Century.
What is nature in the twenty first century?
Since the advent of genetic modification we are now able to alter life at its most basic level. As advances are made in science and technology our sphere of control continues to grow. We clear paths through nature, pushing aside the inconvenience of the accidental in order to install the desirable. Does this mean science has given us the ability to control nature? Or is nature, by definition, something that cannot be controlled?

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'A Thousand Words' in this exhibition is a familiar subject matter to many, and yet it intends that the observer would face to the full angle of the flower so that two appear to interact with each other. Overlapped layers of petals could be turned into a human face that starts talking to you, or into a thousand tongues.

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'A Thousand Words' in this exhibition is a familiar subject matter to many, and yet it intends that the observer would face to the full angle of the flower so that two appear to interact with each other. Overlapped layers of petals could be turned into a human face that starts talking to you, or into a thousand tongues.

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This project's initial idea was from Lewis Carroll's two novel 'Alice in wonderland' and 'Through the looking glass'. This interactive screening installation provide auduences to have other level of experiences as the Wonder Land. All of audience can have unique experience and also they can participate and share as becoming another Alice through this Virtual Land.

· 2005 AMP Degree show at 'Cafe 1001'
'Alice in WonderLand: Save Alice'

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Lewis Carroll's story has the elements of text-based description of circumstance -although John Tunnel's illustration is fantastic- confrontation of distinctive characters, pun using similar pronunciation, concrete poet, wonderland that is called dream, reversion of the mirror world that is only possible in the mirror world etc. I want to construct the environment where users can reinterpret Lewis Carroll's story, which has those elements that made his story impossible to be interpreted in the reign of Queen Victoria without media of dream and mirror, by adopting the form of interactive game.

· Navigator, Navigation & Narratives:
'What Alice Found there?'

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This project is a part of The Dropship Digital Film Festival which was held under the Blindsound in October 2003. It was advanced in cooperation with Casker, a techno musician in live and we produced the project, mainly using the Flash Action Script. At the time of the performance, a laptop and a projection machine showed it.

· 2003 'The DROPSHIP' Digital Film Show (KO)
- Korean Culture and Arts Foundation (KCAF)

http://www.blindsound.com/dropship

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I deploy the story as pulling Lewis Caroll who wrote Alice in Wonderland and through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There into the my version of Alice's adventure.

Don't be hasty. Step by step. Carefully move.
You will become Alice in my story.

· 2002 Netart workshop. 3nd 'BLINDSOUND' organised by Blindsound

http://www.blindsound.com/blindsound/index.htm

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The origin of 'Alice in wonderland' starts from 'Henry George ' told the story to the children in the summer of 1862. From Nov. 1862 until Feb.1863, he put his story into words and published 'Alice in wonderland' in 1895.

'Alice in wonderland' is based on a true story of 'Lewis Carrol' but then now the story setting has changed to the digital. The setting has evolved from the stage to the desktop, the background th the wallpaper, the set to the screensaver, cast to the screenmate.

HTML remade up the original story and created the 'new wonderland'. Pixel-painting is used to show the image of 'Alice's adventures in wonderland', and it describes her meeting the white rabbit to the way through the maze.

Technology Used html / javascript / vidual C++

· 2001 Netart workshop .2nd 'Module'
  organized by Blindsound

http://www.blindsound.com/module/index.htm

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