Group Exhibition - 2025 RBSA Gallery
Group Exhibition - 2025 Huan Photism
Group Showcase - 2025 Photofairs Shanghai
Group Showcase - 2025 Moordn Art Fair
Group Exhibition - 2026 AMP Gallery / Koppel Collective
Group Exhibition - 2026 Inventx Creative Exhibition
Group Exhibition - 2026 AI520 Emotional Resonance
Working from documentary photographs, I introduce artificial intelligence not as a novelty or autonomous author, but as a methodological interlocutor. Its generative limitations, unpredictable suggestions, and partial opacity allow the image to move beyond straightforward representation without severing its connection to reality. Rather than resolving the relationship between human intention and machine output, the work remains within that unstable space, where authorship is shared, resisted, and continually negotiated. What emerges is not a demonstration of technology, but a condition in which perception itself becomes uncertain.
Recurring interventions of water, drawn from my own dream life, move through the work as a counterforce to Brutalism’s unyielding geometry. Their fluid, diffused presence does not dissolve the architecture so much as infiltrate it, introducing softness, drift, and affective ambiguity into structures that otherwise resist emotional legibility. Across the series, architecture shifts from material fact toward something more porous: part document, part psychic residue, part projection. The images occupy a threshold between recognition and estrangement, revelation and illusion.
At its core, Embracing the Inexplicable is concerned with how reality is felt when the boundary between the seen and the generated has become genuinely unstable. In an image culture increasingly shaped by algorithmic systems, the work asks how we continue to recognize, trust, and attach ourselves to what we see. It is not only about AI, but about the altered conditions of perception that AI makes visible: how images now hold intuition and mediation, control and uncertainty, intimacy and distance at once. Through this tension, the series considers how feeling persists within technologically transformed realities, and how architecture can become a vessel for the uneasy, enduring traces of human attachment.
Archival Pigment printed on Hahnemühle German Etching