Entropy explores the transformation of everyday objects and intimate body fragments as they dissolve and reconfigure through digital manipulation. By pushing scanned and photographed forms beyond recognition, the series reflects on the natural processes of decay, disorder, and emergence—mirroring the unpredictable systems that govern both physical matter and digital data. Through this lens, Entropy invites viewers to reconsider the boundaries between the tangible and the virtual, revealing beauty in impermanence and change.

"The Fountain" is a digital elaboration of some photographs of a wall in a mall. 

The Fountain

**Entropy** explores the transformation of everyday objects and intimate body fragments as they dissolve and reconfigure through digital manipulation. By pushing scanned and photographed forms beyond recognition, the series reflects on the natural processes of decay, disorder, and emergence—mirroring the unpredictable systems that govern both physical matter and digital data. Through this lens, **Entropy** invites viewers to reconsider the boundaries between the tangible and the virtual, revealing beauty in impermanence and change.

"Right Eye" is a digital representation of my right eye, which has vision issues. In this work, the right eye is the "right" eye, the one that allows me to see the worlds in a different way. 

Right Eye

**Entropy** explores the transformation of everyday objects and intimate body fragments as they dissolve and reconfigure through digital manipulation. By pushing scanned and photographed forms beyond recognition, the series reflects on the natural processes of decay, disorder, and emergence—mirroring the unpredictable systems that govern both physical matter and digital data. Through this lens, **Entropy** invites viewers to reconsider the boundaries between the tangible and the virtual, revealing beauty in impermanence and change.

"Sunflower" is a vision of several pictures of my right hand. 

Sunflower

**Entropy** explores the transformation of everyday objects and intimate body fragments as they dissolve and reconfigure through digital manipulation. By pushing scanned and photographed forms beyond recognition, the series reflects on the natural processes of decay, disorder, and emergence—mirroring the unpredictable systems that govern both physical matter and digital data. Through this lens, **Entropy** invites viewers to reconsider the boundaries between the tangible and the virtual, revealing beauty in impermanence and change.

"Mouth" originates from some stones of one of my collections Each of them was founded in a cemetery. 

Mouth

**Entropy** explores the transformation of everyday objects and intimate body fragments as they dissolve and reconfigure through digital manipulation. By pushing scanned and photographed forms beyond recognition, the series reflects on the natural processes of decay, disorder, and emergence—mirroring the unpredictable systems that govern both physical matter and digital data. Through this lens, **Entropy** invites viewers to reconsider the boundaries between the tangible and the virtual, revealing beauty in impermanence and change.

"The idol" is a digital alteration of some pictures of my left hand. 

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