Concept: Alexander Sahm, Un-Zu Ha-Nul Lee

Installation: Un-Zu Ha-Nul Lee 

Music, sound design: Alexander Sahm / Visual: Lixing Yang

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"Household Supplies for Overseas" is a video installation that explores the ambivalent relationship between progress, technology, and humanity. Through the surreal birth of a half-fish, half-human creature, the work challenges binary distinctions between nature and culture, and examines the role of the body in a highly connected, tech-driven world. Blending analog and digital elements, this piece invites viewers to reflect on the evolving human experience in the face of rapid technological transformation.