Long-Term Memory video installation symbolizes an advancement of the understanding of internal human processes on a spiritual level. Inspired by reports from neuroscience students about unknown brain patterns and research aimed at understanding a very deep interrelation between scientific and spiritual aspects of how our memory works.
Here we observe a very elegant journey of ions into and within the human brain, taking into account its influence on DNA and self-duplication on etheric and astral levels of the human spirit. The gallery has three basic installations: a cube, a DNA, and moving images.
Long-Term Memory is a visualization of a process that we are often unable to perceive – our memory.
The video installation transports viewers into a micro-scale view of natural processes that form information storage within us.
Spheres Art Studio
Exhibition / Publications / Awards: 1. Projection exhibition at Hinterlands 16-17 Oct 2020, at the vibrant creative space in the heart of Liverpool, with the aim to inspire again and enjoy art after months of Coronavirus lockdown. 2. “The World is Flat” online group exhibition, curated by Independent & Image Art Space. 3. Transient Residency
Biography: I am a video artist from London. My work is a contemporary video art in dialogue with poetry, psychology and metaphysics. I am truly passionate about creating immersive video art as a way to rethink how to visualize everyday everlasting phenomena that we don’t yet fully understand. In my early twenties, I obtained BSc Computing and Geology degree from Imperial College London, which engaged me in very useful technical skills and an openness to scientific narratives. Later, I received a Postgraduate Certificate in Design for Visual Communication from the University of the Arts, London. More recently, I gained a Masters in Moving Image at Ravensbourne. Today, I combine abstraction, storytelling, personal experiences, technology and science to visualizing my endless fascination with the present moment, the interrogation of time and imagination.