The concept of the work originated from Plato’s metaphor of the cave, where what we can see with the naked eye is the appearance of light projected onto an object, thus completing a «photography» of the naked eye. In the metaphor of a cave, the light inside and outside the cave presents a mutual «real world». When we create the carrier of «light» — an electronic screen, which can display our «real world» from a plane, light becomes the medium that carries information. Is the object built on an electronic screen at this point a human imagination of reality, or a more realistic world? Are we still in the 'cave' where we believe the shadows on the cave walls are real. Here, I would like to explore the relationship between images and reality through a combination of photography, materials, and presentation techniques, with screenshots as the axis, from the perspective of viewing methods.
Step out of the cave