This is neither a love story or a break up story. the images contained in this object merely quote a series of events in order to illustrate something that belongs neither to me or to you.

Spanning across a period of two years, this series of images forms an open-ended narrative that engages in a dynamic dialogue between various forms of digital communication—photographs, texts, and even screenshots from Skype conversations. The collection is crafted to experiment with a visual rhythm that encapsulates the essence of 'being online,' a state of constant presence and virtual belonging.

At its core, this work is an exploration of emotional relationships as they unfold in the post-internet reality—a reality where traditional concepts of physical proximity and tangibility are redefined. It seeks to capture the essence of intimacy that exists outside conventional boundaries, questioning and deconstructing the very notions of space, body, and the mundane daily existence.

As viewers journey through this narrative, they encounter a sincere quest for closeness that transcends the physical. The images and texts poetically unravel the complexity of relationships mediated by screens, highlighting the transformation of personal connections in the digital age. This series not only challenges the viewer to reconsider the definition of intimacy and connection but also reflects on the fragmented identities and pixelated representations that define our current era. Through this work, an emotional relationship is deconstructed, laying bare the pixels that both illustrate and represent the entangled entities involved, offering a profound commentary on the interconnected yet isolated nature of contemporary life.