Digital Art

Past projects

Exhibitions & Artworks

2021

Do you Feel Connected?

Technician / manager​

"Do You Feel Connected?" is a Polish installation created by infuture.institute in collaboration with Marta Flisykowska, presented at the Gwangju Design Biennale 2021. The installation draws inspiration from Summa Technologiae by Stanisław Lem. The project is organized by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute.

presented in

Gwangju Design Biennale

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2019

Emotion Tree, My Emotion forest, Emotion Map

designer / developer

This interactive art series explores the intersection of emotion, creativity, and environment. Emotion Tree transforms visitors' feelings into a living visual, using facial recognition to project emotional states onto a vibrant, dynamic tree. In My Forest, participants create personal digital landscapes by drawing on tablets, which are projected onto a shared canvas, allowing them to shape a unique, collective forest. Emotion Map extends this experience by linking visitors’ emotional responses to specific locations, visualizing them as a map of emotional journeys. Together, these works invite reflection, connection, and immersion, blending technology with art to evoke personal and shared narratives.

presented in

Seoul National University Gwanak Arboretum​

2018

Semicircle Interactive Screen

designer / developer

The semicircle interactive screen at the renovated POSCO Steel Gallery is an innovative showcase of art and technology. Designed to celebrate POSCO's advanced steel solutions and their application in future megatrends, this installation utilizes Kinect technology to create a unique interactive experience. The screen interprets the movement of iron particles as an artistic visual, engaging visitors in an immersive and dynamic display. This creative use of technology highlights POSCO's emphasis on innovation and its role in shaping the future through cutting-edge steel products and solutions. The semicircular design enhances accessibility and interaction, inviting viewers to connect with the artistic and technological narrative of POSCO's steel advancements.

presented in

Posco Steel Gallery

2014

F.T.I.P.Viz

Technical Director / developer

This interactive artwork visualizes player transfer data from the 2014 FIFA TMS for the "BIG4" football leagues (EPL, La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1). It offers insights into the invisible network of the transfer market, including transfer fees, player movements, and inter-league exchanges. Through motion-sensing technology, viewers can rotate and explore the visualized graphs with hand gestures, creating an engaging and dynamic way to analyze the ever-evolving transfer market.

presented in

Chung-Ang University Media-Art Festival

Awards

Chung-Ang University Media-Art Festival​ Best Digital Artwork

2013

Echo_E

Technical Director / developer

"Echo_E" is an eco-project that visualizes environmental messages from the 21st century, highlighting Earth's warnings through events like earthquakes, tsunamis, and nuclear disasters. Using real-time Twitter data, the artwork metaphorically and directly visualizes global environmental phenomena and crises. Visitors experience a dynamic display of environmental messages, fostering awareness of the connection between reality, virtuality, and the urgent warnings from our planet.

presented in

Digital Playground 2013 in Malaysia

Chung-Ang University Media-Art Festival

Awards

Chung-Ang University Media-Art Festival​ Best Digital Artwork

2012-2013

Fiore

Technical Director / developer

This interactive artwork analyzes real-time Twitter data to visualize collective emotions through the colors of a digital tree. Emotional keywords like love, happy, hope, and sad are mapped to symbolic colors based on color psychology, such as red, yellow, green, and blue. As tweets containing these words are processed, the overall color of the tree's blossoms dynamically shifts to reflect the emotional tone of the moment. Created using Processing and the Twitter API, this piece offers a vivid and constantly evolving visualization of global emotional expression.

presented in

The 6th Jeon-ju Photo Festival

Playground in Island 2012 in Malaysia

Human Computer Interface Korea Conference

Chung-Ang University Media-Art Festival

Awards

HCI2013 Creative Award

Chung-Ang University Media-Art Festival​ Best Digital Artwork