It is common to speak about the impact of current technological developments on health, labor, transportation, or education. However, it may be equally necessary to ask how these transformations affect our intimacy: the ways in which we perceive ourselves, how we relate to others, and how we inhabit and experience our surroundings.

The work investigates the entanglement between the real and the artificial, understanding both as inseparable fields. Within this oscillation between recognition and doubt, an affective space emerges that cannot be reduced to either document or simulation.

It Was Almost Night by the Beach emerged from 3D-generated images and has since evolved into a practice fully realized through artificial intelligence tools.