Stratations explores the dynamics of superposition and transformation through the generative image. The series draws on landscape fragments, mutating textures, chromatic variations and surface permeabilities that question the materiality of the digital image.

 

The compositions result from a process of accumulation and alteration, where each visual layer acts as a partial remanence of the previous state of the image. The generative tool becomes an agent of stratification, producing intermediate forms between figuration and abstraction, stability and dissolution.

 

This approach questions the methods of image production and its capacity to generate new spatial and temporal perceptions, at the crossroads of the organic and the synthetic.