Video Installation
Three Screens | Three Glass Jars | Archival Footage | 4K | 20 sec per loop

This three-screen video installation centers on endangered species that exist outside of mainstream visibility. Unlike charismatic mammals often used to symbolize extinction, the work highlights lesser-known, marginalized organisms — those whose disappearance rarely draws public attention.

The imagery was developed by photographing dried biological specimens and reworking the visuals using digital reconstruction techniques. Displayed within glass jars, the reconstructed forms evoke both scientific display and aesthetic reinterpretation.

By focusing on non-iconic forms of life, Minorities asks what it means to be preserved yet overlooked — and how visual mediation shapes the way we recognize and value ecological presence.