About
My work employs immersive storytelling to invite audiences to reconsider self-identity in the context of technological exploitation. I integrate service design tools, such as empathy mapping, to shape the psychological and emotional shifts within the narrative experience. Additionally, I explore digital organic textures through parametric modeling, creating biotechnological spectacles that transcend reality.
Visually and narratively, my work fuses elements of absurdism and religious mysticism, immersing audiences in a world that is both uncanny and thought-provoking. I aim for viewers to experience fluid transitions in emotion and identity, to reflect on the shifting dynamics of personal rights in the face of technological change, and ultimately, to reexamine their own sense of self.
Having worked as a designer in a multinational corporation, I have witnessed firsthand how the rise of AI and technological transformation continuously challenge professional identities. This uncertainty drives me to explore the complexities of self-perception through immersive storytelling, crafting a dialogue between humanity and the future at the intersection of art and technology.