Sorry I Have To Destroy You explores the complex relationship between humanity and emerging technology, reflecting its utopian potential and inevitable dominance. The phrase is broken down into individual letters, dynamically arranged in 3D simulations, then 3D printed as fragmented sculptures. These upright letters invite viewers to move around each piece, reconstructing the phrase and uncovering its meaning. This process symbolizes the journey of understanding technology’s impact, where meaning and significance emerge through active engagement.

The installation positions viewers as participants in interpreting the message, encouraging reflection on their relationship with technology. Currently presented as a 3D print series, it will expand into Geospatial Augmented Reality, with virtual versions placed in real-world locations accessible via an interactive website. This extension bridges physical and digital realms, illustrating how technology transforms environments and challenging viewers to confront its profound influence.