This collection explores the dynamic relationship between changing realities and our capacity to adapt to outside circumstances. 

The collection covers several themes, including the blurred boundary between reality and artificial intelligence, the impact of technology on our understanding of the tangible world, and the interaction between the familiar and the unknown. 

By incorporating digital elements and 3D printing into physical craftsmanship, we challenge the audience to question their perception of what is real. The collection provokes reflection on the evolutionary nature of reality in the digital age and the impact of technology on our understanding of the tangible world. 

This collection is also inspired by the work of artists Shirley Kaneda and Nobuo Sekine, which triggers an interpretation through the analysis of what we consider real or surreal. 

The abstract paintings of Kaneda disconnect the audience from reality while offering recognisable figures, creating a feeling of contradiction and tension. 

Sekine’s sculptures combine industrial and natural materials, celebrating the beauty found in both realms and challenging the conventional notions of perfection. 

“Systematic disruption” provokes reflection on the ever-changing nature of reality in the digital age, where elements generated virtually and using artificial intelligence merge with physical craftsmanship.