Breaking Language follows four Deaf artists exploring identity, resistance, and feminism through Argentinian Sign Language, dance, and documentary.

Welcome, snail shell! Let's go find snails in plant landscapes and take a peek inside their shells. Imagine the first slug leaving the snail shell.

Hélène visits her aging mother in the French countryside, only to find she’s formed a mysterious bond with plants, insects, and an old oak tree.

The day the radiation disappears, Simon rushes to the heart of the zone, taking his colleague Agathe with him, in the hope of rediscovering a lost past.

Shahbaz, a taxidermist and animal smuggler, takes a road trip to deliver a strange order to a client. A series of unexpected events turns Shahbaz from predator to prey.

Lost in a shifting nightmare of mirrors, Naraka searches for the truth. As reflections distort, she uncovers a haunting reality: she is merely a brain suspended in water, trapped in an unreal reality.

“Monster Font Collector” is a project where monsters that “eat” handwritten characters generate fonts, visualizing the joy of writing and the individuality of characters.

InThread is an interactive fabrication tools that designed to bring digital augmentation to the traditional handloom. This approach considers the desire of weavers to benefit from the control and efficiency of digital tools while maintaining the hands-on freedom and adaptability inherent in traditional weaving practices.

Watching moving objects with your eyes is fun. <Element> is a small specimen of animation focused on primal experiences.

An interactive work that generates real-time visual effects—color shifts and glitches—on a sculpture, which further change when touched, extending the experience into the viewer’s body.

An installation that visualizes the process by which life and order emerge through human intent, achieved through the interplay of soft robotics and generative AI imagery.

Behind arranged flowers lie cut, discarded stems. Using florist scraps and “Glow-shapes,” we illuminate them, making the flowers bloom one final time.

Three people use a chat app where past posts are hidden, tasked to “make the conversation succeed.” Their attempts reveal how dialogue drifts from ideal to mere formality.

This work reimagines human-object relationships by giving objects renewed vitality and visualizing their real-world impact. The noise-distorted reality reveals the world as it should be.

This interactive art explores recursive structures—a game within a game within a game—and presents successive appearances of various game genres, including the player.

To address the loss of "aura" in AI-generated works, we propose human-AI co-creation via improvisation, showing that a new aura emerges precisely through this collaborative process.