Transition refers to the search of unity through the constant fragmentation of experiences across time and space at the center of representation. There is a passage between the real and the apparent, in which historical and cultural phenomena occur through transitional processes. The work thus becomes an endless reconstruction of meaning.

This constant action juxtaposes the old and contemporary in an ongoing dialogue in which representation becomes a resultant paradox.

Glare | Video Installation | 05:55 min loop | DV, Color, Sound, 2011

GPS | Video Installation | 03:55 min loop | DV, Color, Sound, 2009

Resonance | Video Installation | 00:54 min loop | DV, Color, Sound, 2009

Standing refers to the condition of being in front of a given situation.

Taken from a fixed reference point through a series of visual conditions, it gives the viewer an active role.

Standing I, 03:00 min loop | Standing V, 03:32 min loop Video Installation | DV, Color, Sound, 2010

Transition presents an exploration of urban environments and cultural displacements, fragmented into different areas.

It is composed of four segments: Suburb, Green, Street and Floor. Based on a double register, focuses on the act of perception.

Transition can be defined as the action and effect of moving from one situation to another very different from the previous one. It represents a change condition that generates interconnections, points of mutation, start and end. It refers to the configuration of a relationships chain that defines a sequence which evolves to produce a critical point at each moment.

It is a record in time, a sum of constant changes in the perception of a passage state of being to another and the spaces and contexts in which individuals are situated.

Transition | Suburb, Green, Street, Floor | Video Installation | 12:23 min loop | DV, Color, Sound, 2009

Standing I, 00:44 min loop | Standing II, 00:29 Video Installation DV, Color, Sound, 2008