Contemporary Art Exploring Perception, Data and the Hidden Beauty of Everyday Objects
My artistic practice explores how we perceive aesthetics and challenges the way we look at the world around us. Throughcontemporary art, linocut printmaking andinstallation art, I transform familiar objects, architectural spaces, and everyday materials into new visual compositions that reveal unexpected perspectives. By rearranging existing forms, I seek to uncover the hidden beauty embedded within ordinary things, creating works that feel both unfamiliar and strangely recognizable.
My work is driven by the idea that aesthetic value already exists within the intrinsic structure of the objects and environments that surround us. Rather than inventing new forms, I reveal overlooked possibilities by reorganizing what already exists. This process invites viewers to question their perception and to rediscover the visual richness of the everyday.
Using techniques ranging from linocut to large-scale installations, I reinterpreturban architecture, industrial color charts and everyday consumer objects. Each project investigates how meaning changes through composition, repetition, fragmentation, and reassembly, transforming common materials into poetic and thought-provoking artworks.
A central focus of my practice is the relationship between ig data, digital encoding and contemporary society. I explore how information is embedded within physical objects and how invisible datasets shape our understanding of identity, memory, and consumption. Everyday artifacts become archives of human experience, revealing stories that often remain unnoticed.
By bringing together conceptual thinking, graphic composition, and material experimentation, my work examines the intersection of contemporary visual art, data art, conceptual art, and the aesthetics of ordinary life. Each piece invites the viewer to reconsider the familiar and discover new ways of seeing the world through art.
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- Reorganized paint color charts
- Linocut printmaking: unfolded views of Parisian monuments
- Cut paper works: layered compositions of cut paper
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