​Horizon Flux - 2025 @Switch Lab

The boundary between earth, water, and sky is always shifting, like a horizon that's constantly being shaped by time, nature, and the things we build. This ever-changing line is where nature and human influence meet, creating a dynamic mix of the organic and the constructed. The landscape around us unfolds in layers, where structures rise and fall, shaping a continuous narrative of the past, the present, and what might come next. Beneath what we see on the surface, there are underground structures, forgotten pathways, and lost histories that quietly form an essential part of our urban world. Urban spaces and nature often coexist in unexpected ways, sometimes in harmony, sometimes at odds. Much like geological formations shaped over millennia, the city’s layers mimic natural sedimentation, accumulating histories, reshaping themselves in response to human presence. Some forms emerge from the horizon, while others fade back into it, showing how construction and decay are part of a continous cycle.
In this imagined world, transparency reveals how layers of history accumulate, intertwining to shape what we perceive today. Flowing shapes move between the organic and the mechanical, creating a language that feels fluid and ever-changing, where nothing is fixed or permanent but rather in a constant transformation. A city emerges when the actions between people and technology finally find a lasting balance, where buildings, systems, and individuals harmonize and adapt to one another over time.
 
This exploration of movement, adaptation, and transformation goes beyond just the physical space to touch on the very fabric of time. It’s a reflection on impermanence, the delicate balance between what’s built and what’s reclaimed, and how echoes from the past influence the landscapes of tomorrow.