The word Intelity is a contraction of two therms: intelligence and identity. The information contained by the electronic chips such as subscriber identity modules, is sufficient to provide a socio-economic portrait of each modern individual. These cold pieces of technology have the power (once reunited) to totally represent its possessor becoming a source of centralized data for efficiency success and personality and classification. Identity, coordinates, earnings, expenses, health, transportations, communications and even habits and opinions... every gesture is similar to a dialogue and leaves a binary trace. A huge amount of our exchanges are made trough such technologies proving that human and machine symbiosis is already established an it slowly became part of our everyday life in the name of progress. In a paradoxical way the user remains incapable of comprehending his own possession, witch is similar to a host and parasite relationship. Throughout conceptual typology the viewer is able to comprehend the variety of electronic chips models and designs that evoke electronic versions of ordinary individuals. All the photographs are processed in order to simulate traditional portrait photography revoking the artificial aspect of the subject. The photographs are voluntarily number-named evoking a digitalized process. The only trance of humanity is to be noticed within the usage marks of everyday life re-integrating the human aspect.C-Type Matte Prints, variable format, edition of 7, work in progressShortlisted for the Portrait Talent Grant #58 by Photographie.com Honorable Mention in the Deeper perspective category from the International Photography Awards (Lucie Foundation) Featured in Tone Lit Anniversary Issue #1 Featured in Possession Imm&eacute;diate Volume II Group Show 24B gallery,Paris March 2015 Mindscape Collection / EBL Cultural innovation Group show at Le Magasin De Jouets, Voies OFF Festival, Arles, France 04/06 - 04/09 MAP Photography Festival, 1st trough 30th of September 2015, Espace EDF Bazacle Toulouse , France Images Fades - group show - 4th to 14th of February 2016 - Manufacture 111 Paris - Curated by Bright Lights Big Cities Fine Art Nominee 1st edition of the Photogrvphy Grant

Intelity

The bliss series demonstrates our tacit reaction to a continuous decline in the environment. The gestures of despair are becoming more and more synthetic and more and more useless. Between ecological fatalism and defeated hope, this series evokes human gestures, minimalist and epheme- ral ment to reassure us little. As long as we can sleep a peaceful night as the planet passes slowly.

Bliss

The Genesis brings perspective to the role played by the motorized vehicles in the human evolution. The point when the machine revolution began a new print on global economy and natural balance leading to an accelerated growth in demographic and consummatory therms.

Genesis

Empire

Stilled LifeAs I walked into the room I felt the joy of reuniting with something familiar I once saw as a child. Nature in her richest terms, I kept taking photos as I advanced into the museum, exploring wilderness at the heart of the city. When I got back to the hotel that feeling disappeared&hellip; The idea of contemplating nature is no longer possible so we have to implant man-crafted reproductions. Artificial memories. In a few years some species will only be seen this way. I have seen most of the species this way... as if those animals would be mythological or extinct. I kept going to those places I have found some in every city I&rsquo;d go to: Stockholm, Bucarest, Amsterdam, London , Madrid, and Paris.Featured in Plateform Magazine #75, Private Photo Review and Buzzfeed USA

Stilled Life

In the early 1960 the american mathematician and meteorologist Edward N. Lorenz built a mathematical model of the way air moves in the atmosphere. As lorez studied weather patterns he began to realize that they did not always change as predicted. Minute variations in the initial values of variables in his twelve-variable computer weather model would result in grossly divergent weather patterns, the weather uas unpredicteble in short term and impossible to anticipate at a long therm basis. This sensitive dependence on initial conditions came to be known as the butterfly effect and later debated as deterministic chaos or the chaos theory. In December 2010, about 85 milion internet users visited weather websites, representing more than 40% of the US online population.

Chaos

(from the Latin silex) &amp; 29 copies is questionning the relationship between an original and original copies. A small silicon dioxide bag acts as an original ready-made object, isolated from its bilion copies, therefore the idea of value between an original work and the enhanced variation (enlarged photographic prints) is lost essentioly by the use of an object representing globalisation.&amp; 29 copies is questioning the relationship between an original and original copies. A small silicon dioxide bag acts as an original ready-made object, isolated from its billion copies, therefore the idea of value between an original work and the enhanced variation (enlarged photographic prints) is lost essentialy by the use of an object representing globalisation.

Silica

Encounter

&quot;Jacul Romanesc&quot; (litteraly Romanian Origin) is a small, abandonned town situated in the geometrical center of Romania. The progressive abandon of this town is caused by two factors. The first one is ethnical isolation; as being a traditional romanian town situated in a predominantly hungarian region. The second reason is, economical and due to the town structure wich is rare. The town was not built on a crossing national route, therefore it represents a dead end. Today the town has thee habitants. The two christian-orthodox monks who continue their activity at the monastery and one habitand who decided to come back to the town and live in his parents old house, living from agriculture farming and being a supeintendent for the monastery. Electricity and water supply of the town are soon to be stopped. Pictures taken in the summer of 2006. Featured in Vatra Veche, Scrisul Romanesc #125, Zaman &amp; Litterary Climates Exposed at the societatea de concerte galeria lina, bistrita - romania