riverside

This video work explores the evolving relationship between human perception and the natural world, reflecting on the subtle oppositions and transformations that have emerged through digital mediation. As technology increasingly shapes how we see, and interpret our surroundings, our experience of nature shifts. The piece is composed of archival footage recorded by the artist over several months. These seemingly ordinary observations are subsequently altered through processes of digital layering and manipulation. Visual distortions, overlays, and subtle interventions disrupt the documentary quality of the material, suggesting the tension between organic presence and technological interference. The original environmental sounds remain partially intact but are interwoven with generated audio and composed soundscapes. This fusion creates an immersive atmosphere that oscillates between authenticity and artificiality, reinforcing the conceptual dialogue between the natural and the constructed. Through this interplay of documentation and digital transformation, the work invites viewers to reconsider their own mediated encounters with nature, questioning what remains “natural” in an era increasingly defined by screens, simulations, and technological extensions of perception.