The series titled "Face" is made up of images of human faces with extremely realistic textures, generated with computer graphics. These pictures look so real that the viewer involuntarily hesitates to judge whether the respective person exists in reality, or the pictures show someone who doesn't actually exist. The artist states that his interest lies in "what it is that makes us recognize a human as being human," and that vague borderline between real and virtual image that he highlights in his work evokes in us a strange kind of sensation.
On display at this exhibition is an animation featuring subtly different, superimposed 3D model of the face with three different textures (skins). The title Aevum is a Latin expression for the "mean between time and eternity" – an intermediate term bridging the eternity of god as a super-temporal form of existence, and the finiteness of the physically limited human realm, indicating a deathless time that involves transition but no ending.