'User collection' is an exploration of identity and self-expression within the overlapping realms of digital and physical reality. In this project, I photoscanned myself wearing various outfits, creating a digital wardrobe that could exist in both worlds. The resulting video, styled like a video game where users can select their character's outfit, allows viewers to experience clothing as something that moves seamlessly between the real and the virtual. The original soundtrack, also composed by me, enhances this hybrid experience, blending tactile and digital aesthetics.

This project reflects on how our digital selves and physical identities intersect, posing questions about how clothing translates between these realms. In an age where digital presence often holds as much weight as real-life interactions, 'User collection' invites viewers to consider the ways fashion and identity are expressed in increasingly fluid spaces. It’s a playful yet thoughtful take on self-representation, inviting us to imagine a future where our digital avatars are just as curated, expressive, and "real" as our physical selves.