Not everything that connects us can be seen. But some things can be felt — the warmth that lingers in an embrace, a shared glance, or a walk along the shore.

I lie here gazing into the universe is a 3-minute film capturing moments with my family during a holiday by the sea.

Using a thermal camera, the film reveals the warmth between us — making a connection tangible that transcends material boundaries.

Thermal cameras detect infrared radiation emitted by our bodies, regardless of gender, skin color, or religion. Where others use this technology to monitor borders, I turn it inward, toward my family — showing not only who we are, but how we are with each other.

In this context, warmth becomes a medium of memory – a delicate archive of care, presence, and human connection.

Credits
Artistic Direction: Hojin Kang
Sounddesign: Steffen Martin
Thanks to Galerie Judith Andreae & especially Katja Pilisi

Not everything that connects us can be seen. But some things can be felt — the warmth that lingers in an embrace, a shared glance, or a walk along the shore.

I lie here gazing into the universe is a 3-minute film capturing moments with my family during a holiday by the sea.

Using a thermal camera, the film reveals the warmth between us — making a connection tangible that transcends material boundaries.

Thermal cameras detect infrared radiation emitted by our bodies, regardless of gender, skin color, or religion. Where others use this technology to monitor borders, I turn it inward, toward my family — showing not only who we are, but how we are with each other.

In this context, warmth becomes a medium of memory – a delicate archive of care, presence, and human connection.

Credits
Artistic Direction: Hojin Kang
Sounddesign: Steffen Martin
Thanks to Galerie Judith Andreae & especially Katja Pilisi