In an era where the digital increasingly shapes our experiences, "Fractured Realities: Memory and the Digital Frontier" explores how technology fragments, reconstructs, and transforms memory and identity. This exhibition invites visitors to explore the boundaries of past and present, reality and imagination, nature and technology through various media, including VR experiences, installation art, and interactive media.

The works in this exhibition blur the boundaries between the physical and digital worlds, offering new perspectives on human perception, interaction, and self-understanding. Visitors will experience the reconstruction of personal, historical, or imagined memories through immersive technologies, opening windows to alternate realities and unknown futures. These works provide a space for reflection on how memory, identity, and technology intertwine and continuously reshape each other.

Immersive VR pieces like La palette de Van Gogh and Dream Builders: The Cenotaph for Newton demonstrate how technology brings the past into the present and reinterprets it in a new context. Works like Eden and The Birth of a New Flower explore the intersection of nature and technology, presenting futures where organic and digital realms coexist. The Death that we Could have been evitable and Clinamen delve into the delicate balance between chaos and order, as well as the possibilities of fate and choice, inviting visitors to reflect on alternate possibilities.

This exhibition also examines human interaction in the digital world. Printed Work: Spiralling by Gunhyuk Choi and Sorry, Please say that again by Soyun Park explore disconnection in communication and space, showing how virtual interfaces and physical realities shape, distort, and enhance connections.

These works reflect how memory, identity, and reality are continuously fragmented and reassembled in the digital age. "Fractured Realities: Memory and the Digital Frontier" offers an opportunity to reimagine our perception of the world-and ourselves-within the dynamic tension between the virtual and the real.

Through this journey across physical and digital dimensions, visitors are invited to rediscover their identity, memories, and interactions as fluid, fragmented, and constantly evolving experiences, opening doors to new ways of being.