Contemporary Artist
Research Notes
How Images
Become Reality
A map of ongoing inquiry into perception, memory, and the construction of visual reality.
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Central Question
What are we really looking at?
My work treats images not as fixed objects, but as phenomena generated continuously through the act of looking, memory, medium, body, and technology. Each series tests this premise from a different angle — examining the conditions under which images cohere, and the moments when they fracture.
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Practice Map
Each series investigates the same question from a different angle. The centre is not a synthesis — it is the open problem.
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Series — Relationships
Images
Perception・Body
Images that appear, disappear, and transform depending on the viewer's angle. The image is not a fixed object — it rises from the encounter between the body and the viewing position.
Display
Screen Reality・Materiality
AI-generated and digital images translated onto physical supports. The work interrogates the boundary between the reality that exists inside the screen and the reality that emerges on the material surface.
Lost Idea / PhaseⅡ
Information・Overwriting・Confusion
Working through magazines, glass, AI generation, and glitch, the series addresses perceptual confusion in an era of constant overwriting — and the impossibility of preserving the image.
Flashback
Memory・Light・Transformation
Beginning from the transformation of daily light and personal memory, this series explores how images alter over time, taking on a different sense of reality as they pass through the body and recede into the past.
Floral Prompt
Desire・Generation
The site where memory, desire, and aesthetic sensibility are externalised through the AI image-generation process. The prompt itself becomes a portrait of the artist's inner image world.
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Medium as Apparatus
Lenticular
A physical device that makes the viewer's position change reality — not metaphor, but mechanism.
AI
Not a tool for making images, but a site where memory, desire, and aesthetic sensibility are externalised.
Acrylic / UV print
A support that grants digital images thickness, reflection, and material presence.
Video
The form that shows how an image continues to transform through time.
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