My work occupies a hybrid territory between artistic practice and research into contemporary visual culture. Through my work, I examine how images shape perceptions of reality, constructions of identity and political imaginaries within digital society.

I do not regard the image as a mere reflection of reality, but rather as an active agent capable of producing forms of thought and action. In this context, image-making constitutes a dynamic system shaped by generative technologies, structures of power and mechanisms of perception.

The works I develop explore different stages within this system of image generation, transformation, interpretation and circulation. Each project operates autonomously while simultaneously forming part of an ongoing process that underpins both my artistic and research practice.