Human, I and Emotion is a curated body of interactive works developed across multiple exhibitions and research-driven projects over the past several years.

The collection brings together media art and interactive experiences that explore how human emotion is perceived, constructed, and embodied through digital systems.

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Spanning real-time weather simulation, emotional cartography, and introspective narrative environments, these works examine the relationship between inner states and external representations—how feelings shape space, behavior, and identity. Rather than treating emotion as a static theme, the projects approach it as a dynamic process: sensed, translated, and re-experienced through interaction.

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Built with real-time engines and grounded in media research, Human, I and Emotion reflects an ongoing creative practice situated at the intersection of media art, game design, and emotional research, inviting participants to navigate the subtle interplay between body, mind, and soul within computational worlds.