“The Pond of Person A is a project that explores how we might reclaim or inhabit our subjecthood within an undefined entity that closely resembles ourselves. It asks: how do we take initiative and form a relationship when confronted with a presence that mirrors us throughout the process of subjective experience? […] By navigating a virtual island and discovering a hidden pond, the audience moves as though surfing through a digital landscape. Upon finding and clicking on a “Mic-Bomb” within the pond, the artwork KISMET is activated, initiating a reflection of the audience’s action through both visual and auditory means. The Pond of Person A originates from the 2014 project The Lake of Person A by Bowie Bo Gyung Kim”.