It was almost night by the beach
It is common to discuss how technological developments affect our health, work, transportation, or education. However, it may be just as relevant to explore how they impact our intimacy—the way we perceive ourselves and our way of being with others.
As our experiences are reshaped by the technological tools that surround us, this series seeks to map a threshold where the digital not only imitates reality but also prompts the question: What is real, and where does it begin? Although lacking real individuals, these portraits evoke intimate experiences that reflect the shifting boundaries.
The theme of the sea and the specific time of day bring a sense of familiarity to this artificial environment. The images evoke the unique temporality of everyday thresholds, where light reveals some details while merely suggesting the elusiveness of others.