Discussions around technological developments often focus on their impact on health, work, transportation, or education. Yet it is equally relevant to ask how these transformations affect our intimacy: the way we perceive ourselves, how we relate to others and to our surroundings.

As our daily experiences are shaped by ever-evolving technological tools, this series attempts to trace a passage in which the digital neither simply reproduces reality nor limits itself to projecting fantasies. Instead, the images pose questions: where is the line drawn between the artificial and what we still call “reality”? Where do we locate the intimate, or what feels emotionally true?

The motif of the sea and the choice of a specific time of day introduce a sense of familiarity into this environment generated through 3D and AI-based processes. It is a moment especially celebrated in photography, when light reveals certain details and suggests the elusiveness of others. The images do not seek to narrate a defined story, but rather to provoke an impression that, in its strangeness, becomes recognizable.