"(๑• ₃ •๑) ╮( ╯_╰ ")╭" is a transmedia installation that exists and functions simultaneously in real and virtual space and also implies interactive interaction between objects and the viewer.
In his practice Roma explores the possibilities of mutual penetration of real and digital spaces, which arises due to the transfer of a physical object into a digital reality or through the assignment of specific access keys to their digital dimension.
And if the material (metal) shell of works remains stable then their representation in the network and the contexts that accompany it are subject to constant reassembly and thus have their own hidden dynamics. This situation itself can serve as a allegory of the relationship between a real physical object and its digital representation, which today can be found both in the field of art and beyond it. A material object often intuitively seems inaccessible and sealed in itself. But its network representation on the contrary appears to us in the most obvious form (primarily due to the interface) then with a detailed examination and the presence of temporal dynamics the physical object itself remains stable, while its representation may be subject to constant changes the nature of which is not always obvious or not at all accessible to the average user.
