Converge/Preserve
A glitch in the system is an irregularity, a disruption, a moment of confusion as the system tries to solve a question which may never be answered. The question: 'How do you identify?' rarely has a straight answer in the context of diasporas. By combining current documentary photography with family archives from Argentina's last Jewish gauchos, a diaspora from Eastern Europe that is facing extinction, the Converge and Preserve collage series visualizes the complexity within these cultural 'glitches.' The outcomes are never consistent and constantly evolving, with a multitude of perspectives sometimes at odds with each other.
Exhibited in the WIRWIR Project Space in Berlin, 2024,
The Abstracted Blueprint
The Abstracted Blueprints are cyanotypes of digitally printed negatives. The structures explore architecture's geometric abstractions by collaging and digitally manipulating photos captured with a zoom lens. The photos were taken during my travels between 2019 and 2020 in Armenia, Lebanon and Georgia, as well as Boston, New Orleans and New York City.
Exhibited in the Panopticon Gallery, Boston in collaboration with PCR, 2021.
Human Saturation
Photographic Collages,
Argentina, 2023
Exhibited in 90mil Project Space in Berlin as part of the group exhibition with Tendermesh, and in the Kiezkapelle as part of the group exhibition, Cadavre Exquis. 2023