Concept:

Conceived as an audiovisual installation ‘Sputnik’, invites viewers to reflect on the multifaceted nature of our connection to technology. The work calls visitors to reconsider the traditional perspectives of technology as either a force for good or evil, asserting that technology, like any tool, is inherently neutral. The crux of the matter lies in how humans choose to engage with technology – we can either utilize it for a positive cause, or otherwise, use it in a destructive manner. In that sense, this responsibility lies not in the inherent qualities of technology, but in the hands of its human wielders. The satellite, a man-made artifact floating far away in space, is a symbol for this dichotomy, asking the viewer to treat technology impartially and acknowledging it as an intrinsic part of our existence.