What began as a research project evolved into an exploration of transformation. After a decade working as a photographer and assistant in fashion, beauty, and advertising, I had already incorporated various technologies into my practice, including photogrammetry in my editorial work.

Seeking greater creative freedom, I began experimenting with 3D tools to simulate garments in virtual space. While technically successful, I needed conceptual depth to maintain interest as I developed these skills.

As the project progressed, it mirrored my own professional questioning, ultimately becoming a meditation on transformation and embracing the unknown.

What began as a research project evolved into an exploration of transformation. After a decade working as a photographer and assistant in fashion, beauty, and advertising, I had already incorporated various technologies into my practice, including photogrammetry in my editorial work.

Seeking greater creative freedom, I began experimenting with 3D tools to simulate garments in virtual space. While technically successful, I needed conceptual depth to maintain interest as I developed these skills.

As the project progressed, it mirrored my own professional questioning, ultimately becoming a meditation on transformation and embracing the unknown.