Disturbia

Disturbia investigates the body as it passes through layers of technological mediation—when flesh becomes image, image becomes screen, and screen becomes photograph again.

Starting from black-and-white studies, I re-photograph the body through a monitor, deliberately disrupting the process with movement, altered angles, and digital interference.

Glitches, RGB distortions, and pixel artifacts become revelations: not errors, but the visible gap between presence and representation.

The body turns into ghost, memory, signal—an unstable truth suspended between analog and digital, clarity and disturbance.