"Fantasmagoria" is my final project for my graduate studies at EINA in Barcelona. This book is a personal expression of what a dream seeks to convey.
I transform what I perceive through the interplay of light and the capture of unexpected moments. A sequence of absurd, dreamlike images builds and sustains a tension between the real, lived world and a surrealist one.
I also explored this play of light and reflection through the materials themselves, tracing paper and Plexiglas for the book's cover.
The recurring appearance of a ghost is central to the book, embodying oblivion, escape, and manifestation all at once.
"Fantasmagoria" is my final project for my graduate studies at EINA in Barcelona. This book is a personal expression of what a dream seeks to convey.
I transform what I perceive through the interplay of light and the capture of unexpected moments. A sequence of absurd, dreamlike images builds and sustains a tension between the real, lived world and a surrealist one.
I also explored this play of light and reflection through the materials themselves, tracing paper and Plexiglas for the book's cover.
The recurring appearance of a ghost is central to the book, embodying oblivion, escape, and manifestation all at once.
"Fantasmagoria" is my final project for my graduate studies at EINA in Barcelona. This book is a personal expression of what a dream seeks to convey.
I transform what I perceive through the interplay of light and the capture of unexpected moments. A sequence of absurd, dreamlike images builds and sustains a tension between the real, lived world and a surrealist one.
I also explored this play of light and reflection through the materials themselves, tracing paper and Plexiglas for the book's cover.
The recurring appearance of a ghost is central to the book, embodying oblivion, escape, and manifestation all at once.
"Fantasmagoria" is my final project for my graduate studies at EINA in Barcelona. This book is a personal expression of what a dream seeks to convey.
I transform what I perceive through the interplay of light and the capture of unexpected moments. A sequence of absurd, dreamlike images builds and sustains a tension between the real, lived world and a surrealist one.
I also explored this play of light and reflection through the materials themselves, tracing paper and Plexiglas for the book's cover.
The recurring appearance of a ghost is central to the book, embodying oblivion, escape, and manifestation all at once.