Experimental filmmaker and media artist exploring memory, identity, and ephemeral narratives
My artistic research investigates how images construct, destabilize, and transform collective memory under contemporary technological conditions. Working across experimental film, installation, and digital environments, I approach media not as representation but as epistemic infrastructure.
The practice unfolds along three interrelated axes: archival reconfiguration, digital simulation, and embodied narration. Through the re-appropriation of found footage and historical image systems, I examine the politics of nostalgia and the instability of mediated memory. In parallel, I analyze virtual environments and software-based processes as narrative structures that reorganize perception and authorship. Performative and participatory formats extend this inquiry toward the body as a living archive.
Across these fields, the work explores reconstruction and loss as structural conditions of cultural memory in times of migration, technological acceleration, and geopolitical rupture.
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