granulography

A dirty photograph in digital noise and colored in the map of the shapes and proportions of the body.
The images capture human figures that become visible through the approximate reading of our visual sense.
In electromagnetic fields, information fluctuates that digital noise amplifies.
The true nature of light (which behaves as a wave or as a corpuscle) reveals to us that reality and events in this universe are probabilistic.
Relationships move energy, intentions show us the arrow of time: spacetime loses uniqueness, direction, continuity.
The high-contrast and granular textures evoke a sensation of atomic or quantum "noise", visualizing the idea that all matter is in constant flux at a microscopic level. The presentation of the human form as indistinguishable from its environment without the presence of light energy is a challenge to our perceptions of individuality and separation from nature, from reality.