Residents reflects on humanity's relationship with Earth through the perspective of distance, technology, and interconnectedness. Viewed as a planetary presence within a vast cosmic environment, the work suggests a collective identity shaped by the networks and systems that connect us, while simultaneously questioning the emotional separation created by technological advancement.
The use of rigid, artificial materials creates a sense of coldness and detachment, contrasting with the organic origins of human existence. Residents explores the tension between intellectual progress and our connection to the natural world, reminding us that even as we transcend physical boundaries through technology, we remain inhabitants of Earth, dependent on the fragile systems that sustain us.