This young woman does not exist.
She is a pattern drawn from latent space, glimpsed during an algorithmic drift.
Perhaps one of you has met her already, or will meet her in some distant future.
What fascinates me is that vertiginous depth where the image outruns reality:
AI charts branching timelines—possible lives that orbit our own like invisible satellites, potentials waiting to bloom.
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Fragments of the Latent Space Series
This project offers a visual exploration of latent space through point clouds extracted from imaginary scenes.
By navigating this space, I capture fragments, figures, moments that seem to come from a forgotten film, a collective memory, or an unwritten story.
The aim is not to reconstruct reality, nor to produce finished images, but to record what surfaces: partial, unstable forms, like so many sketches of possible worlds.
These portraits, scenes, or silhouettes never existed, but carry familiar clues within them.
They inhabit this blurred zone between memory, fiction, and desire.
