Ngo Chun Phoenix Tse is a Hong Kong-born artist based in London, working with moving image, installation, and simulation. His practice considers technological images as operative systems that produce ways of seeing, while memory and migration appear as discontinuous and constructed realities. Through spatialised image structures, his work examines how perception is organised within contemporary technical conditions. Tse’s Artha is a three-channel installation reimagining scenes from Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky and Aguirre, the Wrath of God by Werner Herzog, reflecting diasporic memory and displacement. It reconstructs cinematic fragments as sites of estrangement, forming a performative memory space where history, desire and loss unfold across disrupted time and sound.