
PowerPoint Daydream Series This work explores the relationship between the self and society. Using PowerPoint — an everyday tool of the working world — as an unlikely creative medium, it gives form to the unfulfilled dream of becoming an artist: a waking daydream where reality and longing blur into one another. The bear that appears throughout the series is a projection of the artist's inner child — the innocent, unguarded self beneath the surface. It embodies a dialogue between the self who navigates society today and the other self who never stopped dreaming. The series is composed of ten pieces that together form a single work. Each title functions not as the name of an individual piece, but as the name of the project as a whole. Across the ten works, one continuous narrative unfolds — an experience of moving back and forth across the boundaries between self and society, reality and imagination.
High-quality giclée printing using 12-color pigment inks and 0.35mm fine art paper. Faithfully reproduces the texture and brushstrokes of the original work, with lightfastness of approximately 200 years.
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PowerPoint Daydream Series This work explores the relationship between the self and society. Using PowerPoint — an everyday tool of the working world — as an unlikely creative medium, it gives form to the unfulfilled dream of becoming an artist: a waking daydream where reality and longing blur into one another. The bear that appears throughout the series is a projection of the artist's inner child — the innocent, unguarded self beneath the surface. It embodies a dialogue between the self who navigates society today and the other self who never stopped dreaming. The series is composed of ten pieces that together form a single work. Each title functions not as the name of an individual piece, but as the name of the project as a whole. Across the ten works, one continuous narrative unfolds — an experience of moving back and forth across the boundaries between self and society, reality and imagination.

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