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Paintings and Installations
︎︎Gesu
︎︎Video game as excavation sites
︎︎Do not research


Single channel videos
︎︎Flash out
︎︎We made you as you are
︎︎Life on the inside

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Video games as excavation sites
(ongoing project, 2022)




Jug of Milk, Skyrim, 2011
Oil and beeswax on wood panel
2022

Byzantine Reliquary Cross, Uncharted 3, 2011
Oil and beeswax on wood panel
2022


As part of this project I study video games as excavation sites, and the virtual objects that inhabit them as artifacts. I chose to highlight religious icons, nostalgic keepsakes, temporary materials and more. In terms of locations I generally gravitate around sites of worships, abandoned games or recognisable / familiar locations.

Among other processes, I transfer them into paintings so that unlike their digital counterparts, they can face the test of time, show their materiality and eventually aquire new meanings.  



In the Wake of Millions, oil and beeswax on wood, 2022




Study of a chapel on the Panzerstorm map in Battlefield 5






My painting on concrete I’ll keep you close, like a keepsake reflects on temporary and permanent objects/ materials in video games; it shows a (virtual) cinder block after being destroyed by bullet impact, (based on its code it should normally disappear after a few seconds) which I chose to paint (on a physical cinder block) in order to extend its life.