Where is the time?

Now we are living surrounded by online content and data that we can access at any time. A huge amount of data gives us the possibility that we can know almost everything whenever we want. It makes us feel like we already know everything, and we already have experienced. The vastness and potential of information blur the linear flow of time and creates a feeling that the future has already penetrated into the present.  

A series of images explore those virtual experience. It also questions the suspicious and speculative times the information environment creates. It describes the space between a preempted feeling like we already have known and experienced, and an action for real knowledge and experience.  

The person is lying down on the stage, where the border of the real and virtual world. He sits on a desk between chairs that is a symbol of the bridge in traditional Chinese theater. He sometimes seems to think hard and sometimes does not. He is overlapped with Auto-play UI, the automatic function that mobile game plays by it- self without the user’s play. He is combined with a graph showing the amount of working hours and screen time.