BioluminescenceBioluminescences explores living forms at the threshold of disappearance.Through an immersive photographic approach, the series moves away from documentary representation to question our perception of reality.Marine organisms appear as ambiguous presences — neither fully identifiable nor entirely abstract. Light, filtered...
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Bioluminescences explores living forms at the threshold of disappearance.
Through an immersive photographic approach, the series moves away from documentary representation to question our perception of reality.
Marine organisms appear as ambiguous presences — neither fully identifiable nor entirely abstract. Light, filtered and diffused, becomes a material in itself, reshaping forms and altering their readability.
By entering these micro-worlds, the image loses its usual points of reference. Scale becomes uncertain, textures evoke both skin and landscape, and the viewer oscillates between recognition and disorientation.
This tension between figuration and dissolution creates an unstable visual space, where life seems suspended, constantly transforming. The series offers a perceptual experience rather than a representation — an immersion into a silent world where organic beauty reveals a subtle strangeness.
Rather than depicting the underwater world, the work proposes an altered vision of it — almost internal — where light becomes the medium of a transformation of perception.
