Sometimes I See The Future

Sometime I see the Future is a lecture performance exploring the worlds of cosplay, solitude and the future of entertainment.

The project discuss the notions of telepresence in the age of extreme self, and researches into fantasy world of the cosplaying. Cosplay is used as an lens to undertake a critical inquiry into our post-human worlds and how we consume emotional realism online. 

How can human become such a virtual existence in this new age of the accelerated digital culture. Maybe this social phenomenon is becoming the ultimate reflex of solitude, the reality of our digital self, in the process of becoming the extreme self, that blurs into a crescendo of emojis.

“Dance exists everywhere on our social media. I wanted to create an extreme self-portrait inspired by cute accelerationism, artificial intelligence and virtual reality. However, it is not a real self-portrait, it is rather what we all want/can/will be in the age of accelerated digital culture. I am interested in the discourse on how we are approaching Web 3.0, how we will decentralise technology in the future, and how we can be human in the future.”
— Choy Ka Fai

"There is, in reality, many virtual me. Today, I incarnated myself into a Japanese maid. A joyous servant to any master, learning how to entertain and brings love to this digital world. I promised... I will dance with you to the end of every metaverse”