embodiments

is an ongoing series of sculptural works that explores the tension between structured systems and poetic fragmentation in a hybrid, posthuman landscape. Created through a dialogue between digital fabrication and organic material processes, the works question how embodied presence can persist in an increasingly algorithmic world.
Formally grounded in tactile, often eroding materials, and interwoven with digital animation, code, and machine-processed logic, the installations stage a space of negotiation between bodily intuition and automated precision.
Emerging from this co-authorship between human and machine are fractured narratives—nonlinear, atmospheric, and open-ended—that resist resolution and instead invite moments of sensing, not knowing. The series suggests that within systems of control and optimization, there remains the possibility for poetic resistance and material memory to surface.