HUNG Yu Hao

          In the current era of widespread internet proliferation, everyday life has become intertwined with countless virtual conduits. Those who navigate within this realm are referred to as “Discarnate Man,” whose bodies can be perceived as a deconstruction of centralization. Their “spiritual values” disperse in a decentralized manner within the virtual world, facilitating the “retribalization” of social group structures within the digital domain. In contemporary times, the boundaries between reality and the virtual have been transcended through nodes that encompass various functionalities of digital services, interconnecting experiences from different dimensions of the body. As a result, digital connections have become synaptic responses within the physical world, with human consciousness flowing through every street and alley. Delivery platforms, for instance, record the instrumentalized actions of the body, while delivery personnel function as agents within this system, resembling digital proxies that depict the neural network formed by the fragmented existence of contemporary human.