本作は、SNSにおける人間関係の「消費のループ」を、より冷えた接続として捉えた作品です。指先の軽い CLICK で私たちは繋がりを作れますが、そこに通っているのは体温というより、情報と反射のようなものだと感じています。繋がっているつもりでも、相手の輪郭は曖昧で、お互いをよく知らないまま触れ合っているようにも見えます。この作品では、指先を皮膚というより歪な物質のように乾かし、ひび割れた形で絡み合わせています。連帯の温かさではなく、接続そのものが冷たい硬度を持ってしまう感覚を、身体の変形として表しました。やがて群れは内輪化し、背景に散る FADE の予感の通り、関係はスクロールの速度に回収され、静かに消費されていきます。軽いクリック、体温のない癒着、そして忘却。そこに残る孤独な痛みを見せたいと思いました。
This piece looks at the “loop of consumption” in social-media relationships through a colder kind of connection.
With a light fingertip CLICK, we can form links, but what runs through them often feels less like body heat and more like information and reflex. Even when we seem connected, the other person’s outline can stay vague, as if we are touching without truly knowing who they are. In this work, the fingertips are treated less like skin and more like a distorted material—dry, cracked, and entangled. I tried to express the feeling that the connection itself can take on a cold hardness, rather than the warmth of solidarity. As the crowd turns into an inner circle, the repeated hint of FADE suggests what happens next: relationships are absorbed by the speed of scrolling and quietly consumed. A casual click, a bond without body heat, and forgetting. I wanted to show the lonely pain that can remain underneath it.
With a light fingertip CLICK, we can form links, but what runs through them often feels less like body heat and more like information and reflex. Even when we seem connected, the other person’s outline can stay vague, as if we are touching without truly knowing who they are. In this work, the fingertips are treated less like skin and more like a distorted material—dry, cracked, and entangled. I tried to express the feeling that the connection itself can take on a cold hardness, rather than the warmth of solidarity. As the crowd turns into an inner circle, the repeated hint of FADE suggests what happens next: relationships are absorbed by the speed of scrolling and quietly consumed. A casual click, a bond without body heat, and forgetting. I wanted to show the lonely pain that can remain underneath it.
