As a multi-disciplinary artist, I am concerned with how material sensory experiences change in digital development. My works include analogue and digital printmaking, handmade craft, performance and moving images. With technological development carrying out a massacre of unique histories, I am almost losing my memories, fleeing to the 'past'. This anxiety makes me explore materialising the invisible traces of my daily life, and discover the relationship between humans and technology and what humanity is. If digital technology does bring efficiency and precision, why do I have a sense of emptiness? If my material sensory experience has the capacity for emotional lyricism, why do I constantly ignore it? Finding answers to these questions drives my practice.