The series “Illusions” proposes a profound reflection on the fundamental role that perception and memory play in the construction of our understanding of the world. Each work invites the viewer to immerse themselves in a process of personal and subjective interpretation, where reality is shaped by individual experiences, thoughts, and memories.

The technique employed is essential for the creation of these works; through long exposures and optical changes, both space and light are modified, playing with the perception of a constantly transforming reality. This alternative perspective not only captures the moment but also transforms it, allowing the viewer to experience a more dynamic and fluid reality.

The resulting images are a testament to the fleeting nature of time and the ephemeral quality of perception. By associating ideas and constructing meanings, each observer reinterprets what they see, opening up a range of new readings and possibilities. The works invite contemplation and reflection on how our individual experiences shape, sculpt, and form our vision of the world, creating a continuous dialogue between the artwork and the viewer that enriches contemporary artistic discourse.

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