lavieenrouge (0:02:32, 2006-2026) explores the dissolution of boundaries between reality and dreams, between the interior and exterior, and between the body and urban space. Within this psychological landscape, displacement is not only geographical but also perceptual and emotional. The reflections in the glass spheres multiply points of view and question the existence of a single reality or a single center from which to observe the world.
The work proposes a perspective in which centrality becomes unstable. The deserted cities reflected in the spheres do not function as defined settings, but rather as territories of transition, where the boundaries between presence and absence, memory and imagination, become permeable. The periphery ceases to be a physical place and instead becomes a state of constant transformation—a space from which new forms of perception and meaning emerge.
Durrës Biennale: curated by Massimo Scaringella.
Architecture of a Dream and Hidden Cities explore the dissolution of boundaries between reality and dreams, the interior and the exterior, and the body and urban space. Within this psychological landscape, displacement is not only geographical but also perceptual and emotional. The reflections in the glass spheres multiply points of view and question the existence of a single reality or a single center from which to observe the world.
Both video works question who defines perceptual reality and propose moving beyond the notion of a single truth to make space for multiple perspectives, where experience, memory, and imagination become legitimate sources of knowledge. From this perspective, the periphery is not a margin from which meaning is received, but rather a fertile place from which new ways of understanding and inhabiting the world can emerge.