Display is a series that asks how digital images acquire a sense of reality through physical supports.

Beginning with AI-generated imagery, the works combine lenticular structures, acrylic supports, UV printing, and water droplets rendered with transparent ink, unsettling the boundary between the reality inside the screen and the reality that emerges as material presence.

Depending on the viewer’s position and the conditions of light, the impression of color and depth changes. The image appears not merely as data, but as a presence perceived within physical space.