Mode of reflection

The work is structured as two interconnected states.
In the first, an algorithmically generated stream of images is recorded without selection, compressed, and translated into a repetitive physical gesture. The image emerges as the trace of an action rather than the result of composition, registering the fragmentation and overload of perception.

In the second, the same sequence is compressed into a superimposed image in which individual frames lose their autonomy. No external point of view remains. The viewer becomes part of a perceptual system shaped by repetition, attention capture, and the impossibility of stabilizing perception.