In today’s information-oriented world, the way we perceive reality in our surroundings, especially through the Internet, opens up new possibilities to engage with a myriad of information that brings us closer to afar realities.

However, there is a risk that more emphasis is placed on these new interactions and the present reality is pushed to the background.

In their works, the artists question the relationship between real-time objects and objects that are not physically present but are virtually perceived in one’s reality.