Chromatic Anatomy
Short Description
Chromatic Anatomy explores the tension between outer form and inner experience, between what is visible and what lies beneath.
The work presents a human figure encased in a transparent, organically shaped shell of glass or resin. The surface is clear, smooth, controlled, yet within, a world of explosive color unfolds: deep blue, luminous red, warm amber, vivid green. Forms bulge, intersect, press against the boundaries of the vessel.
The human head remains calm, almost stoic. The gaze turns inward, or perhaps toward nothing at all. This stillness stands in direct contrast to the chromatic intensity of the body beneath. As if emotion and identity spoke two entirely different languages.
Prompt Logic
I don’t prompt. My work emerges through the constant merging of ever-changing images: found images, generated results, and photographs I have taken myself. It is a contemplative, open-ended process in which I intervene only through editing.
Process
I am drawn to those interstitial spaces in which the human and the imaginary overlap. I do not work towards a fixed goal; rather, I follow an open-ended inquiry: how do our images of the human change when they are co-shaped by algorithmic systems? What drives my practice is less the search for answers than a willingness to remain with uncertainty. I am interested in transitional states and in images that resist a singular, stable reading. Working with AI intensifies this process. It confronts me with aesthetic decisions that no longer emerge solely from my own intentions, but unfold in dialogue with a system that brings its own logics and constraints. Within this context, I increasingly consider entering into a form of dialogue with the creatures I develop.