Since 2008, I have been exploring the radical malleability of the image, approaching it as a territory ripe for metamorphosis in the service of a singular artistic universe. I work at the edge of reality, where shadow devours form: my goal is to shatter certainties and open breaches into an unknown whose existence we have, through sensory atrophy, long obscured. I do not seek to document the world, but to invent the memory of an emotion that never occurred—a purely imaginary resonance.
My atypical background, at the intersection of photography, music, and digital arts, fuels an artistic process rich in hybridizations and radical experimentation. My work on the image manifests through a fine-art and metaphorical approach, through which I construct visual works designed to challenge our assumptions and open the field to an infinity of interpretations.
It is precisely this quest for singularity that leads me to imagine, compose, and shape the temporal imprint of scenes that appear familiar, yet whose true meaning eludes the first glance. To achieve this, I use light as a raw material—organic and brutal, like a shockwave striking the retina. I do not view color as an intrinsic property of matter, which is colorless by essence, but as a phenomenological distortion; a hallucination of the nervous system orchestrated by context.
By transmuting my captures, I underscore the fragility of our perceptions. What we see is but a mental construct that I strive to destabilize. This is where my IKIGAI (生き甲斐) resides: exploring singularity, questioning the gaze, and transcending reality to forge enigmatic visual works.