The Invisible
Invisible saturation as artistic matter
The Invisible reflects on the hidden side of saturation: electromagnetic fields, wireless networks, thermal variations, chemical emissions, ambient noise, and information overload. These forces are physical and real, but they cannot be seen directly.
In this line of work, painting behaves like a slow sensor. The image becomes distorted, compressed, interrupted, or bent, as if the visible surface were affected by signals moving through the air. The work does not illustrate the invisible; it makes its effects perceptible.
graph LR
A((Representation of the World)) --> B((The Tangible))
A --> B2([The Intangible])
B --> C((Saturation))
C --> D((The Invisible))
C --> D2([The Plague])
D --> E([Wi-Fi Paintings])
click A "/EN/world-representation.html" "View Representation of the World"
click B "/EN/tangible.html" "View The Tangible"
click B2 "/EN/intangible.html" "View The Intangible"
click C "/EN/saturation.html" "View Saturation"
click D "/EN/the-invisible.html" "View The Invisible"
click D2 "/EN/the-plague.html" "View The Plague"
click E "/EN/wifi-paintings.html" "View Wi-Fi Paintings"