Creative technologist and digital artist Ali Phi investigates the relationship between computational processes and human perception through real-time data processing, generative algorithms, and interactive systems. He uses code as brushstrokes and data as raw material. His installations, capturing ephemeral beauty, exploring digital echoes of architectural space, and presenting invisible digital archaeology, transform viewers into active participants whose presence changes and completes the work.

The concept of Liminal becomes operative: the state of being in-between, at the threshold. Phi's installations make these intermediate spaces visible, converting abstract data flow into concrete experience and algorithm's cold logic into poetic encounter. The exhibition functions as both mirror and window—reflecting our relationship with technology while revealing hidden information layers, inviting contemplation on what remains unseen in our hyperconnected world.