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These visual representations of the indeterminate, emergent nature of reality are foregrounded in converging dialogues, that blend quantum field theory, ancient philosophy systems and the contemporary hypotheses of generative consciousness.

Regenerative extracted forms, drawn in real time, inside constructed reality systems, collapse the wave function from a field of probabilities into a single measurable experience. An event in which the observer is an active agent iin shaping these singular realities.

All matter emerges as temporary excitations. In this space, qualia, the subjective textures of conscious experience, become entangled with digital form, collapsing the infinite into the felt form.





2025 | Regenerative, Interactive Drawn Environment


Ontological Gardens
Challenging the traditional static ontology that treats objects as discrete self-contained entities, these transformed representations resist the Cartesian, classical metaphysical view in which matter is inert, that form is external, that the the observer is simply observing. They instead propose a dynamic, inter-relational view of reality, of emergent nature, where being is not a fixed state, where perception itself is generative and uncontained and matter holds infinite possibilities.






2024 | Duratrans on Lightbox | 300 x 400 cm

Acuations. Entangled AgencyThese actuations destabilize normative modes of perception, deconstructing and reassembling sensory experience to interrogate the theoretical boundaries between constructed reality and conscious interventions. Distortions uncover the agential potential of all matter,  entangling the dynamic between human and non-human forces.
Observers are implicated participants in an ever evolving process of material emergence, creating distortions within an infinite network of energetic transformation.



2024 | Duratrans Lightbox | Mapped Projections 


Power of PlaceWith the arrival of Europeans, “The Great Dying” of the 1600’s eradicated 90% of Native American peoples. Today, these communities face another alarming existential crisis, Climate Change. This unfolding catastrophe is significantly more devastating for Native Americans, who live marginalized on some of the most climate impacted lands in the world.

The desert installation placed past indigenous “ghosts” back onto sacred lands, reconnecting them with their deeply held belief in the power of place. Rediscovering a lost custodianship over the land, an abandoned ecological caretaking,  that presents  an imminent foretelling today.



2023 | Installation. Death Valley, California, USA.