re:semblance

I collaborated in curating and designing a series of social media graphics for the open call titled "Resemblance," an exhibition exploring the distortions brought about by the collision of the online world and the "real world" as our society becomes increasingly intertwined with technology. The curatorial statement delves into the impact of these distortions on our semblances through virtual bodies, masked or camouflaged bodies, and disembodiment. The exhibition features artworks predominantly created during the pandemic, as well as a few pre-existing pieces, which together highlight our ever-changing normal. As we navigate a world where physical interactions are limited, the virtual world offers a semblance of society, allowing us to distort our authentic selves behind the veil of anonymity. We encourage viewers to question how we represent ourselves and what semblance of self we choose to embody in the digital age.