In my art practice, I explore ways in which we build up our understanding of territories from afarthrough secondary materials. Since 2017, I have been working on a long-term world-building projecttitled My Land. The project is about a territory that does not correspond to any known culture inhuman history. The project contains paintings, sculptures, drawings, and designs that representmaps, artifacts, literature, and commercial products about an imagined territory. The territory has itsown systems of logics, language, and cosmology that only refer to themselves. I consider the projectas a thought experiment of a phenomenal environment in which the personal experience of anyviewer is stripped away. They must completely abandon their invalid cultural legacy to navigate thisworld.

Country X will reflectmy sense of nationalism that goes beyond boundaries and geographies. Country X will show up inthe exhibition in a form of a printed map created online on the collaborative Miro platform. Theaudience can have full access to the original map online through a QR code that accompanies the map.