About project
In our lives, physical and digital experiences are increasingly merging. We find ourselves in a hybrid space where it is no longer easy to distinguish between what is real and what is virtual. This state is referred to as hyperreality. The aim of the installation is to explore ways of connecting reality and virtuality so that both can coexist in symbiosis and positively complement each other. New technologies make it possible to capture and visualize processes that we cannot perceive with our senses, such as energy, the flow of information, or magnetic fields. When these processes are embedded into sculptural works, they can offer a more accurate message about the hybrid space of our world. The installation space evokes the environment of a provisional research site and offers visitors the role of a scientist–archaeologist, revealing the dynamic processes hidden within a mysterious meteoric object.
