Watching a Suicide in Slow-motion
Interactive video installation
Monitor, PC, camcorder, tripod, table
2024
This is a conceptual art piece revolving around the ethics of watching and the perception of one's body within digital representations of space. The idea for the work came from a conversation with a classmate, who asked me about the political atmosphere in my home country. My answer was "It's like watching suicide in slow-motion". I wanted to explore the notions of activeness and helplessness in the act of watching horrible events unfold, knowing what is going to happen and not being able to prevent it. I was particularly interested in the way technology mediates this experience, allowing us to see remote events but not to intervene.
Babies and Detectives
Zine
13 p.
Carbon copies on wax paper, linen
2022
A zine alternating between images of babies and of detectives.
WWIII
Video Essay
5 min.
2024
A video essay concerned with embodiment in computerised space and its consequences on ethics.
A Real-Life 3D Cube with Ornaments
Sculpture
MDF, Sapele veneer,
64 x 64 x 64 cm
2024
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Dolor Nostrud
Consectetur Laboris
Amat Ipsum Esse Dolor-Amat
1992