Arcadia is a spatial intervention that simulates the lived experience of uprooting as a series of biological and cosmic ruptures. The installation reconfigures the concept of "passage" into a state of permanent siege, where the plexiglass structure stands as a marker of the subject’s isolation. Through the synchronization of macro-visual collapses and micro-cellular beginnings, the work articulates the cyclical nature of migration as a continuous process of dying and being born again. It focuses on the gravity of solitude, removing the viewer from a passive role and placing them within a mediated circuit that replicates the disorientation and sensory overload of a fractured identity in transit.
You are not just watching.
You are inside.
You are inside.
