IRREVERSIBLE PROCESS

Experimental Video Installations / Projections

Irreversible Process explores movement, perspective, and the simultaneity of existence. Different states of motion and their interactions unfold in sequence: initially separate, gradually overlapping, and ultimately intertwining into a parallel display of multiple dimensions. The work was created through digital processing of previously recorded real-space instances of existence and is presented in a continuous loop.

The project raises a fundamental question: do these reshaped instances of existence lose their original autonomy or prior reality, or is their apparent annulment merely a consequence of our lack of awareness?

Much like intuitive, spontaneous painting – which is experienced directly, yet whose meaning emerges through consciousness – these video projections operate on multiple levels. Their processes are evident not only in compositional arrangement or movement, but also in saturation, density, and the dispersion of surface textures – massive, fragile, potent, or delicate.

The work situates itself against the backdrop of social dynamics: a space where layered, often contradictory social processes unfold. It is impossible to determine exactly when one state transitions into another, or when one presence becomes subordinate to another. How do these processes influence and shape one another?

By observing the interplay of alternating, abstract, and overlapping phases of simultaneously existing dimensions in video projections, the work raises the question: can we conclude that the understanding of all processes is fundamentally conditioned by awareness of their constituent elements? From this follows a broader reflection that human existence itself is conditioned by conscious awareness and reflection of the same.