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Photomontages<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Those experiments explore the stark presence of brutalist and radical structures within untamed landscapes. Through layered composition, they contrast rigid concrete forms with organic terrain. The dialogue between raw materiality and natural softness reveals an uneasy harmony where human imposition meets earth\u2019s quiet persistence, questioning how structure and wilderness might coexist without resolution. Rather than architectural proposals responding to programmatic briefs, these works emerge solely from the encounter between form and site context. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

The structures function less as buildings than as speculative presences, silent, and detached from conventional purpose. Created through a combination of traditional CGI modelling and rendering techniques, then further transformed through AI-based image editing, the series deliberately blurs distinctions between architectural visualization, digital collage, and fictional landscape. This hybrid process reinforces the ambiguity of the images, oscillating between realism and invention, permanence and apparition.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n