J I N
PROJECT #1
"To challenge our vision toward beyond"
This project explores the vision and limitations of human perception through the repetition of a singular cloud. The abstract shape of the cloud serves as a tool for participants to project their unique interpretations, drawing whatever they see within its form. The exercise reveals a deeper truth: what we perceive is a reflection of who we are. Just as the repeated cloud mirrors the shared patterns of humanity, our limited biological features (such as our sight) highlight how our perspectives are shaped by evolutionary design.Our vision, an instinctive tool for detecting danger, creates subjective realities that are shaped by individual experiences and biases. This work calls for the acceptance and understanding of differing visuals, emphasizing that these variations are not flaws but the natural outcome of shared yet limited human faculties. By recognizing our interconnected repetitions, the project advocates for unity in diversity, grounded in empathy and mutual respect.
J I N
PROJECT #1
CATCHING CLOUD
"Tools for looking beyond and overcoming vision"
Our vision, an instinctive tool for detecting danger, creates subjective realities that are shaped by individual experiences and biases. This work calls for the acceptance and understanding of differing visuals, emphasizing that these variations are not flaws but the natural outcome of shared yet limited human faculties. By recognizing our interconnected repetitions, the project advocates for unity in diversity, grounded in empathy and mutual respect.Project Vision is a multimedia art project that explores the role of abstraction in promoting self-reflection through AI-generated images. The series features amorphous and abstract objects, such as clouds, fire, smoke, and other fluid forms, designed to evoke ambiguity and open-ended interpretation. By engaging with these undefined shapes, viewers are encouraged to embark on personal journeys of introspection, deriving individual meaning from the fluidity and formlessness of the visuals. The underlying purpose of the project is to demonstrate how abstraction can act as a mirror for self-discovery, prompting deep reflection and emotional resonance.The project integrates AI technology to generate these abstract representations, utilizing cutting-edge tools to create images that resist fixed interpretation. The use of AI allows for experimentation with color, texture, and form, enhancing the project’s theme of fluidity and impermanence. These images challenge the viewer to move beyond traditional representations, engaging with a space where meaning is not immediately clear but is instead shaped through personal experience. Project Vision not only examines the power of abstraction in art but also invites a dialogue about the intersection of technology and creativity, positioning AI as an evolving tool for artistic expression.
Eyes
I hate my eyes.
I despise them.
Unavoidable, innate,
Boundaries that bind me.I hate my eyes—
Marking limits,
Imprisoning me.Cowardly eyes.
No matter how tightly I shut them,
They peek,
Timid slits of fear.Eyes searching for red.
Relentlessly, Drawing lines,
Good and evil
Divided, stark.Even when I turn away,
To escape—
Red.
My eyes,
drawn back to red.Eyes closed.
With a free heart,
I let go—
All the lines,
Every lines.Step by step,
Fear takes hold.
Lines,
Once again,
I search for the lines.A vibration.
Through closed eyelids,Sunlight falls.
When the light found me,
When my eyes were born,
The world was nothing but red.Pushing through my skin,
My eyes tore themselves open—
To save me from the red.
SERIES
SERIES
SERIES
J I N
Since 2016, I’ve spent my life constantly moving from place to place, never having a fixed home. My journey began when I was 12, studying abroad in India. Being a stranger in a foreign country; ignited a desire to identify the common threads that connect us all as humans. This experience deepened my understanding of who we are as a species and how, despite our differences, we are fundamentally alike. I hope to foster bonds and connections that can emerge from this shared humanity, which I believe could lead us to a better future.What hardens my soul is an invisible trust and belief in undying truths. I believe the same invisible force solidifies our society and makes us a whole. This belief system has shaped who I am today. From trust in these critiqued and tested truths, I have discovered the art of loving. Acknowledging the unity in differences, I hope for my project to be served as a kind invitation to the world of mine, world of a pure human and true love to many of my audiences.