The Realm of Formlessness inhabits a space where identity is neither fixed nor singular. Emerging from the concept of wu xiang—formlessness—it traces a cybernetic presence moving through mutable territories in which self and double are indistinguishable.

The work resists categorical boundaries, allowing human and machine, organic and synthetic, intimate and remote to coexist without hierarchy. In this shifting terrain, the body becomes an evolving assemblage: a site of negotiation, shaped and reshaped by the worlds it traverses.
Here, identity is not a conclusion but a continual state of becoming—an echo that refuses to settle, sustained within the porous thresholds between the virtual and the real.