Under the massive impact of the global pandemic, traditional graduation ceremonies and photographic documentation were forced to transform. This work, through the intervention of 3D technology, reinterprets the imprints of youth in these extraordinary times. The title "Clovid-21" ingeniously merges Covid-19 with the temporal context of 2021, suggesting a unique historical mark of the pandemic era.

The artist employs digital imaging technology to construct a virtual collective memory space for the Class of 2021. This work is not merely a substitute for physical ceremonies but also a profound reflection on how contemporary technology intervenes in life experiences. In this digital space where virtual and reality merge, each graduate's image is endowed with possibilities that transcend physical limitations, demonstrating innovative transformation in times of crisis.

This installation challenges the framework of traditional imagery, redefining how collective memories are constructed. It not only witnesses the social changes during this special period but also inspires viewers to contemplate the complex relationships between humans and images, memory and technology in the digital age.