Borrowing some fictional images that seem to be a part of scenes from Noir films, I want to offer a "series" of "ordinary" daily events regarding the life of an engineered character in each image. As with every life story of a historical figure, in the future the story will be glorified and often become a commodity, as if past events must be celebrated from the perspective of the future. Commodification, industrialization and a series of capital operations are then reflected in the forms of objects that we often encounter in everyday life. Shopping receipts, cash registers, multi-inch screens, numbers and other transaction patterns are a part of us today. By duplicating the pattern of a series of processes, this work tries to reflect it by involving the interaction between the art object and the appreciator.

The use of graphic techniques is an effort to offer a duplication process. Positive-negative images are an initial awareness practice in understanding the creation process, such as in the linocut process, negative images are the initial process before printing. However, in this work, the positive image that is usually produced after the printing process is deliberately displayed in a mirror reflection that can be seen dimly by peering and guessing, just like what we do when we try to 'predict' the future.