I like imagining. In my imagination I like to be playful and to invent things. My daily routine, my surroundings, my desires, my complaints, and my memories are the essential source of my imaginary inventions. I know I have always wanted to realize these inventions for a long time and I have only begun.

I am now manifesting the objects I invented in my childhood imagination and in the momentary images of my memory which arise like deja vu, through my playful translation between old media and new technology. The questions, interests, and desires I had in my childhood are still valid, and my imagination of that time becomes yet fresher.

The objects in my imagination are primarily functional. The function is my channel for interaction. When I think of a function, I fantasize about a person's engagement; a person's interaction. In this fantasy, I see the common threads uniting the separated traditions of artistic creation and technological invention, and I now enjoy playing with them.