This is the Way the World Ends Not with a Bang but a Whimper, created with a collection of explosion images from different periods and areas, from atomic mushrooms from 1945 to clouds caused by airstrikes of ISIS.

The drawings printed on the grid of Delft Blue tiles distills the history of Sino-Dutch trade, while hinting at the intersection of religious and monochrome paintings.

 When you are reaching a tile-wall, unfamiliar speeches come out of intermittently installed speakers: greetings in 55 different languages that were included in the Golden Record sent along with the Voyager unmanned solar system (1977) probe, played back through the Google text-to-speech system, with blinking speaker lights seem to communicate with other speakers or with us, like satellites. The machine-produced broken Korean is strange and bizarre, as one would expect of earthly sounds that returned from space.