A satirical commercial commodifying virgins into cellophaned wrapped product ready to be shipped in a dystopian world.

Pack Virgins (2018) is a one-minute satirical commercial that parodies a dystopian logistics system where virgins are vacuum-sealed and shipped like pristine commodities. Rooted in the grotesque glorification of virginity in East Asian porn industries, the work confronts how purity is aestheticised, fetishised, and manufactured for mass consumption. Despite its exaggerated tone, the piece blurs into documentary horror—suggesting that the dystopia is less imagined than inherited.

Through plastic sheen and transactional absurdity, the work critiques the commodification of female innocence, asking: What does it mean when purity becomes product, and desire is defined by possession rather than personhood?