I built a research archive to document how my five senses respond to traditional belief systems (Buddhism).
I extracted and organized visual elements from sensory impressions, symbols, and rituals—forming the foundation of the project’s visual system.
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Each concept was translated into a visual experiment, forming the structural vocabulary for the project system.
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0 1 Camera Obscura as Method
I use Camera Obscura as a metaphorical device—reversing it so thoughts project outward, making internal belief visible.
(Mimic the phenomenal by TouchDesigner)
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The hourglass expresses how information moves through belief, transforming as it flows between inner and outer worlds.
I mapped the behavior of time, space, and existence into three visual principles: Superposition, Flow, and Circulation.
- The world becomes shaped by internal logic.
- Thoughts turn into visible artifacts.
- Perception freezes into a suspended image.
To clarify the conceptual structure of the project, I kept a daily stream-of-consciousness journal.
These unfiltered writings captured raw emotions, images, and intuitive thoughts, which gradually formed a traceable logic for the project. The practice became a personal “perception archive,” serving as the narrative foundation for the later fiction writing and the overall belief-system framework.
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