Anti-utoplant

"Anti-utoplant ( Digital Virtual Installation)" , 2023

"Anti-utoplant ( Digital Virtual Installation)" , 2023

This project questions how to preserve morality in the expansive digital era. It scrutinizes the ethical implications of online anonymity and its potential to wear away our moral compass. This 3D VR panorama delves into digital world's effects on society, culture, and environment, focusing on Generation Z's relationship with digital media. We reassess the significance of ethics and personal identity in an age of technological innovation and invite audiences to join this introspective journey. · In the industrial age, humanity shifted from relying on nature and animals for power, transitioning to manipulating nature, guided by the ideology of "Anthropocentrism" with Descartes championing human reason as the master of nature. Heidegger critiqued this view, advocating for respect for nature's harmony. We recognize that human interference has disrupted the natural balance, underscoring the ethical need for coexistence with nature. To illustrate this, we aim to create a virtual plant utopia on New Art City, emphasizing plants' vital role to humans.I led the primary research and conceptualization, shaping the project's form. Our work was selected on the homepage of Across RCA.