Uncanny Valley Feelings
This series of sculptural objects investigates the space between the human and the artificial. Each form begins with a physical imprint of the body, later abstracted through digital modeling. The result: shapes that feel organic yet unfamiliar, bodily but estranged.
Glaze and material experiments mimic skin: textured, folded, imperfect. These features evoke the Uncanny Valley effect, where near-human forms provoke unease. The works reflect on how contemporary aesthetics increasingly blur the line between simulation and embodiment. Reaching toward material traces of intimacy.
This series of sculptural objects investigates the space between the human and the artificial. Each form begins with a physical imprint of the body, later abstracted through digital modeling. The result: shapes that feel organic yet unfamiliar, bodily but estranged.
Glaze and material experiments mimic skin: textured, folded, imperfect. These features evoke the Uncanny Valley effect, where near-human forms provoke unease. The works reflect on how contemporary aesthetics increasingly blur the line between simulation and embodiment. Reaching toward material traces of intimacy.
