2014
video art
13’00”
generative video
disapparition explores the instability of image and sound as conditions of temporal and spatial transformation. The work was created through live video processing that abstracts natural scenes, reflected clouds, moving water, and shifting trees, into continuously evolving patterns of light and motion. Avoiding post-production or editing, the piece was generated in real time so that the visual field remains in a constant state of emergence and dissolution. This process foregrounds disappearance as both method and subject, revealing perception itself as an event that is always vanishing while being formed. By translating familiar landscapes into generative abstraction, disapparition invites the viewer to experience time as fluid, fragmentary, and perpetually becoming.
disapparition 
