Afterlife
—4K digital film
—Edited in real time by self-learning algorithm
—no time (infinitum)
—5.1 surround sound
—2025
[Installation shot at La Panera, 2025]
The landscape thus becomes a suspended organism, sensitive to the presence of the viewer, breathing, mutating, and forgetting, like a memory that cannot be fully fixed. As in Romanticism, the landscape here is not simply nature, but a mirror of human interiority: immeasurable, elusive, profoundly unstable. However, where the Romantic traveler found the abyss of his solitude, the viewer of AFTERLIFE finds a living system: a technological memory that tirelessly rewrites its own past.
Artificial intelligence, far from freezing the world in a still image, dreams the landscapes, like someone remembering a place that no longer exists. At this intersection of Romanticism and technology, the landscape is no longer a territory, but rather a deep time; no longer an object of contemplation, but a subject of transformation.