photographic series
Reality Check explores situations in which familiar environments begin to feel unreliable. Perception appears stable, yet small inconsistencies introduce doubt. The project is based on the observation of everyday urban routes, where unnoticed spatial details become material for intervention.
The work combines photography, collage, and sculptural element into a fragmented visual field that oscillates between documentation and fabrication. Minimal distortions interrupt everyday spaces and shift spatial orientation. Bodily interaction becomes a method of verification. Finger-Clothespins function as a tool that translates doubt into physical action.
Uncertainty emerges through accumulation. When vision loses stability, the body re-enters as a point of confirmation.
Reality Check explores situations in which familiar environments begin to feel unreliable. Perception appears stable, yet small inconsistencies introduce doubt. The project is based on the observation of everyday urban routes, where unnoticed spatial details become material for intervention.
The work combines photography, collage, and sculptural element into a fragmented visual field that oscillates between documentation and fabrication. Minimal distortions interrupt everyday spaces and shift spatial orientation. Bodily interaction becomes a method of verification. Finger-Clothespins function as a tool that translates doubt into physical action.
Uncertainty emerges through accumulation. When vision loses stability, the body re-enters as a point of confirmation.
Reality Check, 2025
Photographs are printed on fabric and suspended using Finger-Clothespins. The image is held by the same gesture that, within the work, serves to test reality.
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