We are always trying to merge the gap between objects and us by designing them in a way that resembles human behaviors. What if we switch the perspective, and take the opposite approach, to create an experience for humans to feel and act like objects?
As humans, we perceive the world mainly through vision and hearing. So in this project, I tried to put a human soul into various objects, to help the audience experience the perspectives of objects in a human-friendly way (by using Google Cardboard), and feel the invisible relationships and interactions that happen between the huge network including both objects and us.
How will we change the way we think about them, once we become one of them ourselves?
References：
《Object-oriented ontology》
‘Existence precedes essence.’ (Satire)
'Actor-network theory.' (Bruno Latour)
‘All sorts of things in this world behave like mirrors. ’ (Jacques Lacan)