“The Skills of Dust" is a project exploring the relationship between the artificial and the natural. Nature is constantly shaped by humans, and the artificial becomes a new form of nature, undergoing its own transformation. The boundaries between what is considered natural and artificial are becoming increasingly blurred, constantly merging and diverging. It has become difficult to argue that the human body, once seen as a symbol of natural essence, is purely a natural entity. Where do we find nature and the artificial within the human body? How do they intersect and interact with each other? What interventions in the functions of the body are considered artificial or natural?

"This performance takes place both online and offline. Online, it involves sharing sensory experiences directly or indirectly through sounds and a footage, while offline, flyers are distributed to a random audience. These flyers, functioning as carriers of the performance's content and as a platform for the performance itself, are like artificial cellular fragments created through the division and replication of the body. These fragments, once in the hands of the audience, infiltrate their lives, awaiting new forms of fusion. In this new environment, how will they autonomously combine and divide? Where does the boundary between the artificial and the natural lie?"