My work begins with images recorded from the visible world.

Photography and video are central because they bind the work to an actual encounter: light, surface, movement, material, time.

The image is not generated. It is encountered, recorded, shifted, and translated.

What appears as real is not evidence. It is not documentation, but a field in which perception, time, and material shift.

AI enters this practice as a co-author, not as an image generator. Working with AI shifts meaning and brings latent structures into view. The dialogue moves around the image: conceptually, spatially, and in time.

notation is a website currently in development. It translates the dialogical work with AI into a spatial digital environment — not as documentation, but as a medium in its own right.

My work moves between photography, video, text, sound, and spatial constellations. It does not aim to illustrate technology or produce images of the future. It works with the instability of what is already visible.