The relationships between non-humans and societies have always intrigued me. Many questions fascinates me: Why do people love and pet certain animals? Why do people eat certain species but not the others? Why do some people find themselves gripped by fear at the sight of tiny insects? I believe these relationships serve as mirrors, reflecting our anthropocentric values and prevailing attitudes towards the world around us.

Daily experiences have been my starting points. As bioengineering, urban design and commodity networks seems to ease life, there is a tendency for us to presuppose, to take things for granted. To counter this inclination, I think we should be raising questions rather than blindly adhering to social frameworks. Instead of seeking unanimous consensus, I believe in discussions and dissensus. Therefore, I would like to create situations which encourage audiences and participants to doubt, formulate questions, and challenge the status quo.