In collaboration with Sujin Seo 

The environment in which we live is filled with countless changes and traces that permeate our existence through breath and sensation. Although we are often not consciously aware of them, subtle shifts in our surroundings continuously influence our bodies and emotions. “Life A: Floating Senses” is about the relationship between invisible environmental processes, human perception, and embodied experience, asking to what extent we truly sense the conditions that shape our daily lives.

The fictional organism A emits fluorescent plastic fragments from its tentacles; these tiny particles vibrate and flicker in response to changes in the surrounding environment.  A functions as a sensory extension of imperceptible environmental fluctuations. The glowing fragments symbolize both A’s vitality and the fine airborne particles - especially microplastics - that surround us invisibly and affect human health and ecosystems.

Their trembling, levitating motion visually amplifies the instability of sensation and existence, reminding us how sensitively environmental conditions resonate within our bodies. “Life A: Floating Senses” investigates how unseen particles in air and environment - encountered daily without conscious awareness - shape perception, behavior, and our relationship to ecological systems.

funded by Paradise Cultural Foundation

acoustic Levitators: UpnaLab

robot stand: C2 Arttechnology
siliconskin: Una Ryu @no_filter_no_no
videography: Kwanhee Yoon