My work exists at the intersection of technological evolution, human identity, and the fragmented reality of the postmodern condition. Rooted in the principles of surrealism, yet propelled by the accelerating influence of transhumanism, my art seeks to dismantle and reconstruct the boundaries of human experience, consciousness, and embodiment in an era defined by rapid technological augmentation.

 

  Postmodernity offers a deconstruction of meaning, identity, and truth, where the singular, coherent self is replaced by a multiplicity of selves, and reality becomes an amalgamation of subjective perceptions. In this landscape, transhumanism emerges as a catalyst for transcending the biological limitations of the human form. My work interrogates the possibilities of human evolution through technology—exploring the merging of the organic and the synthetic, the real and the virtual, in a world where the boundaries between flesh and machine become increasingly indistinct.

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  By drawing from the surrealist tradition, I incorporate dream-like landscapes, symbolic juxtapositions, and distorted figures that evoke both the uncanny and the infinite possibilities of transformation. The human body, in its varied states of augmentation, mutation, and hybridization, becomes a central theme—transgressing traditional representations and revealing the existential tensions between the natural and the engineered, the physical and the ethereal. These explorations challenge the viewer to reconsider the meaning of embodiment, perception, and identity in a rapidly changing world.

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  The transhuman condition, as represented in my work, reflects not only a speculative future but also an urgent critique of the present. It is a meditation on the ethics, anxieties, and aspirations that accompany our increasingly complex relationship with technology. Through the lens of postmodern surrealism, my art delves into these themes with a sense of both wonder and caution, creating a visual language that is as much about questioning as it is about imagining new forms of existence.

 

  This statement ties in elements of postmodern theory, transhumanist philosophy, and surrealist techniques to address a contemporary artistic exploration of the boundaries between humanity, technology, and reality.