Blind Innocence came from something personal. the slow, disorienting loss of my own innocence inside a world increasingly mediated by screens and algorithms. The work pairs untouched landscapes, shot straight from camera, with AI-generated children drawn toward glowing orbs. That contradiction is intentional: nature in its rawest form, and light that isn't quite real. The orbs are technology's promise. seductive, luminous, and ultimately hollow. It is an invitation to feel the haunting pull of what we’ve forgotten and to question how technology reshapes our bond with the earth.
But the work isn't cynical. Underneath it is a genuine longing for unfiltered play, for presence, for the kind of quiet that only the natural world offers. These landscapes aren't just a collection of backdrops; they're a reminder of what endures. And the question the work sits with is the one I keep returning to myself: what might we rediscover if we loosen our grip and return home?
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