Bridging Worlds imagines an underground future shaped by fluidity, adaptability, and coexistence.
The installation invites viewers into a concealed environment: a semi-translucent skin filters orange light and casts shifting shadows of plants and structures, revealing only fragments of what lies within.
In resisting our obsession with control and tailored perfection, the project opens space for spontaneity, unpredictability, and the more-than-human. It suggests that technology, instead of enforcing limits, might enable new forms of life—natural, artificial, and hybrid—to emerge and thrive. This is not a retreat, but an invitation to imagine how we might live differently. Bridging Worlds presents the hope of a possible future and the boldness to remain optimistic in times of crisis: What if, instead of resisting change, we adapted to it? What if we started thinking about what tools we have to live in this world rather than being overwhelmed by it?