Memology
Mixed media & Installation Art

Internet Memes are not just silly jokes or biting sarcasm anymore, since the advent of the Internet, memes have played a role in politics, society, and culture in the post-modern era.This work serves as a self-representation in the form of an archive, combining the pieces Nonsense Humor, Virtual Memories, and Glitches under the title Memology. The common thread linking these three works lies in the use of the Gameboy and CRT TV—objects symbolizing the transitional period between the analog and digital eras. These objects reflect not only a technological shift but also the evolving way of life during that time.

Nonsense Humor
Mixed media & Installation Art

Nonsense Humor is a work that serves as a reflection of internet memes, capturing the essence of humor embedded in the internet's unique cultural space. Whether through static images or videos, this humor transcends conventional boundaries of entertainment and instead occupies a realm of satirical absurdity, devoid of significant weight or core substance.The work invites viewers to reflect on it through the lens of anthropological theories about human behavior in contemporary society, amidst the transition of eras and the encroachment of advancing technologies.This piece was created using a Gameboy as its medium. The artist developed a mini-game utilizing the Gameboy engine, symbolizing the transitional phase between analog and digital eras. The mini-game incorporates satirical, nonsensical jokes referencing political conflicts, presented through text and objects within the game.

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