Noisy Landscapes (2013–2016)
This series, Noisy Landscapes, is an invitation to confront urban landscapes with disorder as the essential paradigm for experiencing them. The project investigates the aesthetics of noise and obsolescence, particularly glitch, and the ways they engage with fragmented spaces and our experiences of urban ruins. The entire process, from capturing to editing images, takes place on a mobile phone while in transit, and the images are processed in a wide variety of contexts [airplanes, waiting rooms, taxis, while waiting for phone calls, etc.], using different apps: Satromizer, Glitch Lab, GLTCH, Glitché, among others. Produced since 2013 with different iPhone models, the series unfolds across different platforms and formats.
10 images [eight 75 × 100 cm, one 160 × 90 cm, one 120 × 67.5 cm], inkjet print on paper (gallery below)
Noisy Landscapes (2013-2016)
This series, Noisy Landscapes, is an invitation to confront urban landscapes with disorder as the essential paradigm for experiencing them. The project investigates the aesthetics of noise and obsolescence, particularly glitch, and the ways they engage with fragmented spaces and our experiences of urban ruins. The entire process, from capturing to editing images, takes place on a mobile phone while in transit, and the images are processed in a wide variety of contexts [airplanes, waiting rooms, taxis, while waiting for phone calls, etc.], using different apps: Satromizer, Glitch Lab, GLTCH, Glitché, among others. Produced since 2013 with different iPhone models, the series unfolds across different platforms and formats. It includes a Tumblr [Glitchorama], a series of posts on Instagram, where the images are published immediately after they are made, and an archive on Flickr, where one can follow its development.
10 images [nine 75 × 100 cm and one 90 × 160 cm], inkjet print on paper. 2016
Print series presented in the exhibition Cinema Lascado, at Caixa Cultural (São Paulo, 2016)
