Fragments of organic matter blooming from half-erased dreams.
A botany of ambiguity — glistening magma, seductive and viscous.
Precious filth, glorious rot.
The organic uncanny: forms once familiar now twisted, contorted, resisting harmony.
Hovering between attraction and unease, between life and simulation.
Organs blur, creatures dissolve,
thoughts spill into soft tissues of the unknown.
A synthetic terrain, eerily alive — more organic than nature itself.
Alongside its artistic nature, this project functions as an ongoing visual research exploring contemporary imaginaries and cultural tensions around perception, nature and artificiality.
Botanica | Psychic Terrains is also conceived as an exploratory research space, where visual experimentation intersects with cultural observation. Through organic and synthetic forms, the project investigates contemporary tensions around perception, artificiality, and the boundaries between the natural and the constructed. These visual fragments are treated as cultural signals, reflecting broader shifts in how societies relate to nature, technology, and the body.
“And now that you don’t have to be perfect, you can be good.”
John Steinbeck