An introspection of indignation is a performative installation exploring anger as a point of departure for self-reflection and emotional awareness.

Developed through collaborations across performance, psychology, sound, lighting, and technology, the work examines how emotions are perceived, interpreted, and embodied differently by each individual. Inspired by ongoing artistic research into anger and the Japanese concept of hika-kougai (悲歌慷慨), it combines performance, responsive light, environmental sound, and guided reflection to create a space for introspection.

Rather than communicating a fixed narrative, the work invites audiences to engage with their own thoughts, memories, and bodily sensations, reconsidering the relationship between emotion, self-understanding, and contemporary society.