Hybrid Experiments brings together projects developed with digital tools, virtual environments and image generation.

These works did not lead me away from photography. They extended questions that had already been present in my practice for many years. I approach them in much the same way as I approach a landscape or a studio session: by exploring, making choices, returning, refining and accepting that the most interesting images are often the unexpected ones.

Artificial intelligence became one more place to work rather than a shortcut to making pictures. Like any other medium, it requires observation, selection and patience. Hundreds of images may be explored before one begins to suggest something worth pursuing.

Most of these projects remain connected to experiences outside the computer. They grow from landscapes I have walked through, photographs I have made, archaeological research, sculptures, drawings or long conversations. The digital image becomes another stage in an ongoing process rather than its starting point.

This page gathers experiments rather than finished answers. Some ideas may develop into future series, others will remain isolated attempts. Together, they document a practice that continues to evolve while staying rooted in the same way of looking.