As COVID-19 disaster hit, we all were cut off from the reality, especially since designing interactive installations was my specialty, the damage was huge. On the other hand, 2020 was a precious period of time where I could focus on my own creativity. It was a year in which I started daily real-time graphics series on social (see Research) in order to improve my graphical skill, and worked hard to learn new tools such as Unreal Engine and Blender. This work was born at the end of the year 2020, after all that time.

Here is my thought "If there is no reality, why not create my own space that looks real. Such space should allow me to exhibit anything, anytime, and because you have the power to re-design the landscape, the result could truly be called your own exhibition". I decided to call this idea a [Procedural Landscape] , and this Slumber's Valley is the first work out.

Slumber representing the situation being locked down, and the Valley represent the city with no visitor. The wind blows strong, and motifs related to my hobby and memories  are scattered all over the space. The black box at the top of the hill is my desktop machine which I've been facing every day, and on its surface there is a real-time graphics projected, which this is also something I've been generating every day.