"The creation of monsters is based on a specific culture and time background. It involves many complex factors and emotions, such as anxiety, fear and desire."
—— Monster Theory: Reading Culture, Jeffrey Jerome Cohen
I dream a lot, precisely almost every night; I'm used to write them down after getting up, as diaries.
Abandoned buildings, humid forests and creepy creatures repeatedly appear in these dreams. Thus, a small installation is set as an abandoned playground for my alienation creatures. Their living habitat has been represented and invited into reality through 3D printing.
Reversely, a 3D animation brings audiences into monsters' world, in other words my dream world.
According to Sigmund Freud, "dream" exists as a repressed desire which has been transformed. Is it possible that the monsters and the ruins represent the hidden sides of myself? Is that the same for other people? I am still confused.
Sketches of unpainted 3d-print monsters, I projected my ruins exploration videos on them to gain inspiration for final installments.
The sketches are classified as digital collages.
