Set up within the Cyberpunk Singapore exhibition was a collaborative installation I designed with a programmer and technical consultants. The installation utilised components of Human-Computer interfaces in order to speculate on a future where virtual states are omniscient and highly personalised. 

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Without a click, touch or any button, the visualised virtual world will change and adapt to oneʼs emotion and thoughts, generating endless possibilities of virtual realities and identities that live through the mind.

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This installation visualised the three possibilities of such neuro-technology’s consequences within society as represented within cyberpunk, in the form of motion graphic gifs:

a) A synthesis where human identities adapt and change alongside the virtual reality.

b) A utopic, humanist view wherein this will be the next stage in our evolution as the posthuman.

c) A dystopic, fearful view wherein this will be the end of humankind and human identities as

we understand and know it.

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April 2018

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