/'Terra Chorus (Earth Dance)' explores the evolving relationship between nature, memory, and digital futures. Made using TouchDesigner, the work transforms 3D-modeled rocks into dynamic point clouds that spin, distort, glow, and sprout, creating a vision of geological forms both familiar and alien. These digital stones act as proxies for a future in which physical landscapes may vanish, leaving only virtual echoes to recall their presence.

The piece imagines “digital heritage,” a space where memory of the natural world is preserved, reinterpreted, and celebrated through technology. Rocks as symbols of endurance, history, and permanence are reanimated in luminous, kinetic forms, suggesting both fragility and resilience. Their choreography evokes a dance of transformation, a dance through which earth is rendered as light and motion.

'Terra Chorus' questions the boundaries between physical and virtual, past and future, memory and creation. It envisions a future where our heritage is not only recorded but reimagined in digital space, where even the simplest forms of nature, stones, rocks, earth, become vessels for imagination, storytelling, and renewal.