Digital Dreamland is a visual archive exploring the futuristic optimism of the Y2K era—a time when design shimmered with the promise of a perfect tomorrow. At the edge of a new millennium, technology was imagined not just as progress, but as paradise.

Divided into three sections—Consumer Objects, Fashion, and Desktop Worlds—the project traces how utopian dreams took shape in everyday things. Glossy gadgets, surreal silhouettes, and hyper-customized computer screens reveal a collective desire for control, perfection, and transcendence through design.

Reframing these artifacts in a new context, Digital Dreamland invites viewers into a speculative past—one where the future was strange, beautiful, and endlessly customizable.