Of Course I Still Love You

'Of Course I Still Love You' explored the space between fiction and reality. Influenced by science fiction, space exploration, and scientific breakthroughs, the work reflected on how imagined futures gradually became lived realities. Ideas that once belonged to fantasy were being developed by scientists and engineers, reshaping how life in the future was envisioned.

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Looking back at past visions of the future inspired me to imagine new possibilities, unknown worlds, the journeys toward them, and the research that made them possible. Alongside the adventure itself, the work focused on what happened behind the scenes: preparation, repetition, testing, and the often unseen labor that preceded discovery.

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The exhibition title itself referred to an autonomous landing platform used for returning rocket boosters, serving as both a hopeful symbol of technological progress and a reminder of how fiction and reality continually influenced one another.

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From exhibition text (2019 - 2020)