A sculptural installation interrogating the dissolution of self through the Buddhist concept of anatta - where identity is performed rather than inherent. Ceramic and mixed-media masks serve as both cultural artifacts and contemporary psychological interfaces, critiquing how digital technologies fragment human subjectivity. Inspired by the profound philosophy of the Heart Sutra fused with postmodern theory, this work explores the fluidity and impermanence of identity in the digital age.
Aesthetically minimal yet deeply psychologically charged, the exhibition invites contemplation on "Who remains when roles fade?" — offering no fixed answers, only confrontations with mediated existence in an age dominated by social media algorithms. (Investigates how individuality is reshaped by global digitization.)