Water
A physical substance that circulates, evaporates, condenses and depends on environmental conditions.

Flowing Identities uses water as a metaphor and material system for digital identity. Evaporation, condensation, residue and circulation become ways to think about how data leaves the body, travels through networks, recombines and persists beyond our control.
A physical substance that circulates, evaporates, condenses and depends on environmental conditions.
Identity leaves the body, enters infrastructures and becomes stored, transmitted and interpreted.
What remains becomes trace, archive and evidence—available for recombination beyond its origin.
Deletion is not disappearance. The self may persist as residue, recombination and patterns interpreted by systems we cannot fully see.



Sediment, glitches and translucent layers make persistence visible without treating identity as a fixed portrait.

TouchDesigner translates circulation and recording into responsive image behaviour.

Layered footage and sound move between bodily presence, transmission and afterimage.

A moving-image installation turns water experiments, live visual processing and data textures into a meditation on persistence and digital selfhood.
↗View the complete project PDFResearch, experiments, collaboration and outcomeFormatCollaborative project · 2026
ContributionI completed approximately 90% of the project, including research, concept, moving-image experiments, visual development, TouchDesigner work and production; another team member supported the final layout.
MethodsMoving image · Material experiments · TouchDesigner · Data visualisation · Metaphor mapping · Installation
The webpage foregrounds the project’s argument. The PDF preserves the full research, visual development and documentation.