T S

T S explores how perception transforms familiar subjects.

Drawing on his own photographs, he reconstructs a single source image through fragmentation, repetition and overlap.

While the source remains unchanged, its visual appearance shifts from recognition to ambiguity and, ultimately, pure abstraction.

His practice examines the threshold where an image stops depicting the recognizable and begins to exist as an autonomous visual experience.

Yet, the inherent identity is preserved: through fragments, colors, and patterns, the original motif always remains subtly present.

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Law and Finance (Doctor of Juridical Science, S.J.D.)