Témoin anonyme et l'effacement identitaire.

Témoin silencieux: capture de l’instant en mémoire pérenne

Un dialogue silencieux.

La voix du monde: Une personne tenant un micro, prête à délivrer des informations dans un contexte où chaque mot compte. La responsabilité et l’urgence de transmettre, rappelant la fragilité et la force des messages dans le silence.

Témoin anonyme et l'effacement identitaire.

Témoin anonyme et l'effacement identitaire.

Témoin anonyme et l'effacement identitaire.

Témoin anonyme et l'effacement identitaire.

Témoin anonyme et l'effacement identitaire.

Témoin anonyme et l'effacement identitaire.

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality. 

“Hashtag Series” is a visual exploration of the hyperconnected reality of our modern world. Inspired by the relentless flow of digital information and the pervasive presence of social media in our lives, this series reflects on how hashtags (once mere metadata) have evolved into symbols of identity, movements, and fleeting global attention.

The work draws influence from both digital aesthetics and the fragmentation of communication in the age of algorithms. It also nods to the collective consciousness shaped by platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok, where connection is constant, but often superficial. In this context, Hashtag Series becomes a mirror of our digital selves; curated, condensed, and continuously scrolling.

I want viewers to feel both fascinated and unsettled. The artwork is meant to provoke reflection on how technology connects us, but also how it filters, shapes, and sometimes isolates us. Are we truly communicating, or just broadcasting into the void?

Through Hashtag Series, I invite the viewer to pause the scroll and engage more deeply with the symbols and systems that now define our shared reality.