Anomalies

Anomalies serves as a visual study of a reality refusing to remain still. By placing familiar, retro-futuristic environments—crowded subway commutes, dense corporate offices, and bustling city streets—into a state of perpetual flux, the series transforms the quiet background of our collective memory into a site of sharp, distorted intervention.
In this work, repetition is not an automated glitch, but a deliberate artistic tool used to test whether familiar forms can still function when their environments dissolve. As faces blur into temporal echoes and architectural boundaries warp in real-time, time itself is reordered into a chaotic, cyclical metamorphosis. Anomalies suspends the ordinary, shifting the gravity of everyday spaces to demand the viewer’s presence in a beautifully fractured world.