BIOTOP

This project is dedicated to investigating the lived spaces of people within the city—the discrete areas that individuals observe and modify. The goal of this project was to initially capture a person within their environment and subsequently attempt to process the photograph to amplify the feeling of their confinement within that setting, offering a more visible demonstration of the limitations of that space, a particular zone of an individual’s life.

As part of the project, I documented a person in space from an observer’s perspective, as well as the space transformed by that person.

The most challenging aspect was researching the use of neural networks and establishing a stable pipeline for editing a series of photographs.

The neural network successfully acted as a mechanical tool for zoning life, automating avant-garde practices and creating artificial spatial zones delimited by geometrically empty shapes.