sculptural objects / video works / visual research
Synthetic Daydream is a series of objects that introduce bodily logic into everyday forms. Domestic tools are altered so they begin to operate as extensions or fragments of the body. Familiar gestures shift into direct physical encounters. Contact becomes ambiguous, at once intimate and intrusive.
The project unfolds through sculptural objects and video works, where each element acts as a device that shifts the relation between body, object, and perception. Using materials such as silicone, plastic, and artificial hair, the works draw on the physical qualities of synthetic matter to evoke associations with living contact.
Ongoing diploma project. Research developed as an e-book (EN/RU) read here.
Synthetic Daydream is a series of objects that introduce bodily logic into everyday forms. Domestic tools are altered so they begin to operate as extensions or fragments of the body. Familiar gestures shift into direct physical encounters. Contact becomes ambiguous, at once intimate and intrusive.
The project unfolds through sculptural objects and video works, where each element acts as a device that shifts the relation between body, object, and perception. Using materials such as silicone, plastic, and artificial hair, the works draw on the physical qualities of synthetic matter to evoke associations with living contact.
Ongoing diploma project. Research developed as an e-book (EN/RU) read here.
Synthetic Daydream, 2026
Objects from this project:
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