Superposition is a design project exploring the relationship between individual, collective, and creation by relating and comparing the song Superposition by Canadian singer Denial Caeser and the poetry collection Leaves of Grass by American poet Walt Whitman.

The concept of superposition in quantum mechanics describes a subatomic particle that can occupy two places at once. This controversial field based on modern science is challenged by philosophical thoughts like metaphysics. It seems like many things are difficult to explain by science, and vice versa. Thus, I focused on Daoism with the lyric goes,” Yin and Yang, Fluidity and things.” Everything breaks into two opposite forces known as Yin and Yang in Daoism. The two forces are in a constant struggle within everything. When they reach harmony, the energy of life is created. Those who understand this will not take advantage of nature but will treat it well and learn from it.

There are two outcomes of this project, a set of installations and an augmented reality interactive experience. The set of installations consists of four units. People could experience four progressive scenarios inspired by the song. AR tends to bring people dynamic sensory experiences. The sound collectors set on the site would collect the sound from the urban and nature, then transform to music as part of the AR experience.