My work is the result of a continuous search for structures that precede identity. From examining human traces in People Museum to the fragile bonds unraveling in Ruptures, my journey has now reached a new stage: Bio-Digitalism.

The Evolution of Form

Over time, my creativity has crystallized into three coexisting directions:

• PEOPLE MUSEUM: An investigation of human presence, where identity is observed through its process of digital deconstruction.
• RUPTURES: A reflection on moments of detachment. It is a space where the image speaks what words dare not: the silent fractures between individuals, societies, and the world’s balance.
• BIO-DIGITALISM: An exploration of matter as a living, dense organism. A cellular colonization of the digital space, where energy transforms into flux and vigor.

Visual Scale

In the Bio-Digitalism series, I work at large scales, with resolutions of 16,000 x 20,000 px.

This size is not an end in itself, but a technical necessity to convey the message behind the work: the idea that what we see is only a segment of a process that continues beyond the visual perimeter. These are fragments of a flow that extends beyond the limits of the format, offering an experience that transcends the boundaries of the image, designed for physical spaces where their presence can be fully experienced.