Look at Me is a two-channel video installation featuring two screens, two cameras (each attached to a screen), and a mirror. Arranged in a triangular prism, the installation surrounds the viewer with three reflective surfaces, creating an uncanny and disorienting experience.

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By using cameras as mirrors to live capture the viewer’s portrait, the installation questions the uncanny distinction between a screen-based body and a real body. The swapped placement of monitors and cameras prevents viewers from meeting their own gaze directly, evoking a sense of displacement—an “outsideness” where one's reflection feels unfamiliar, disoriented the perception of self.