> Hybrid Realities
> New territories exploration
This section brings together the research side of my practice — the part that evolves, shifts, and refuses closure.
Some projects explore how the body interacts with the landscape (walking, carrying machines, tracing surfaces).
Others test the limits of representation: panoramic distortions, blurred gestures, skin imprints, or hybrid dialogues between analogue photography and machine-generated imagery.
These projects function as laboratories.
They reveal the movement behind the images — the protocols, the accidents, the physical effort, the conceptual threads that connect prehistoric faces, cemetery paths, scars, landscapes and the acts of making.
Some projects explore how the body interacts with the landscape (walking, carrying machines, tracing surfaces).
Others test the limits of representation: panoramic distortions, blurred gestures, skin imprints, or hybrid dialogues between analogue photography and machine-generated imagery.
These projects function as laboratories.
They reveal the movement behind the images — the protocols, the accidents, the physical effort, the conceptual threads that connect prehistoric faces, cemetery paths, scars, landscapes and the acts of making.