Interested in my written narratives that are relevant to the apocalyptic future, I explore and experiment with tactile desires and a sense of materiality in sculptural forms and installations. Recently, I have been working on a project, called Digital Shaman and creating shamanic tools that have records and data of the past, which might help future people to survive after the end of the world. The survivors will rebuild civilization and religion and treat my creations as relics that are simultaneously primitive and advanced. These artworks combine low technology with high technology and natural objects with man-made objects. By fabricating these futuristic items with intriguing materials, combining digital and non-digital images, and adding lots of details to them, I want to create a unique experience. It arouses haptic desires and a heightened sense of materiality that can only be experienced in the real, and not thoroughly captured through digital technology.