This work is an online experience in a real-time 3D environment, allowing users to navigate virtual perspectives, listen to soundscapes, and explore paths leading to the "afterlife" on the internet. The project utilizes a "network multiplayer system" and a "real-time 3D environment based on game engines" as its technical core, constructing a scalable new virtual communication interface in native digital space. It experiments with different forms of immersive experiences, digital aesthetics, narrative structures, community relationships, and virtual performances, while also reflecting on the technological and political issues and possibilities in a post-infection era.

AFTERLIFE is grounded in the concept of "online afterlife," drawing from Asian-oriented religious beliefs, views on life and death, and technological animism to create imaginative spaces. It explores the mythology of information and the life and death of digital bodies in internet technology societies. Simultaneously, through the real-time 3D environment and multiplayer connection experimental framework, it investigates various possible forms of virtual ritual experiences.