Dreamcast (2025)

A visual exploration of inner scenographies



With Dreamcast, I extend my abstract language into a more symbolic and cinematic realm. The series explores the hazy threshold between perception and projection — between what is seen and what is sensed.

Figures emerge only to dissolve again: a dancer’s posture, a cowboy’s gaze, a kiss that may have happened — or perhaps never did. These blurred fragments echo memory, dream, and the visual grammar of unwritten films.

Combining stills from VHS, live captures, and painterly textures, I create images that hover between photography and painting, fiction and emotion.

Dreamcast offers no plot — only emotional cues, inviting the viewer to complete the narrative through their own associations.