The project was organized to have artists of different genres (a writer, a media artist, a composer, and a choreographer) come together in a fashion similar to the surrealist game of  ‘exquisite  corpse’  allowing  for  each contribution  to  overlap those of others’ rather than adhering to an unidirectional output. Created against the backdrop of the turbulent socio-economic landscape during the COVID-19 pandemic, the surreal landscape of OPIM attempts to open up a new psychical horizon about a new world to come. It is a journey onto the alien nebula ‘Aldalbach’ in the collaborator Sim Na-wool’s story, ‘Virtual Love’, a virtual city built upon a phantasm beyond the graspable reality which unfolds in the work. <OPIM > is a virtual world that consists of imaginary subsistence.

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