2026

Loops is a collection of interactive digital artworks about repetition. Some loops in our lives are chosen, but many are not: the routines we slide into, the screens we keep returning to, the same gestures repeated without much thought. Drawing on Albert Camus’s writing on absurdism, this collection treats repetition not as a problem to solve but as a condition to inhabit and reflect on. Each piece presents a simple, abstracted scene that loops without a clear beginning or ending, inviting viewers to step into the cycle, notice it, and decide for themselves how to respond.