Visual artist who uses digitization techniques such as artificial intelligence tools, motion graphics, photo editing and video editing, as well as sound design, to shape their vision of space, environment, and relationships. Their personal analysis focuses on the relationship between humans and the environment, with particular attention to the concept of the medium, alienation, and the dichotomies that define our era. Their worlds aim to represent a dual spectacle — a desperate search for that “culture of opposites” that lies at the foundation of our formation.
Sacredness, natural elements, and forms as both primitive and futuristic concepts (such as floating spheres and bodies shaped by liquid) are, in their imagery, simultaneously in conflict and in symbiosis with techno-nature — a neo-stepmother of the creatures it sets in motion.
Through their work, they seek to explore divisive themes such as the human–machine relationship and, to quote Günther Anders, its “Promethean gap”; the increasingly pervasive presence of technology in our lives, viewed with a critical yet open gaze; the transformation of our relationship with natural elements; and the emptying of spaces and bodies. The use of generative technology, in their vision, becomes an open-ended search for a dialogue between human and machine.
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