Pixelized

In a world increasingly governed by the cold logic of algorithms and the relentless churn of digital data, the human face—our most primal symbol of individuality—is splintering. This exhibition unveils a visual odyssey through the dismantling of identity, where grids and pixels seep into the fabric of our humanity, reducing singularity to fragments, glitches, and voids. The works confront the viewer with the haunting spectacle of the self in transition: human features dislocated and suspended within rigid frameworks of standardization. Each portrait reflects the tension between our innate desire for expression and the invisible, omnipresent systems that standardize, distort, and dilute the essence of what makes us unique.