Exploring nature of spiritual artifacts in Mexico A visual exploration where light becomes brush, subject, and stage—shaping emotion and space in single captured gestures.

Light has long been a medium for storytelling in theater — illuminating, shaping space, conveying emotion, and guiding perception. Inspired by light designers like Wagner, Appia, and Svoboda, I explore light painting as a contemporary extension of this tradition. Through long-exposure photography and video, I use light as both subject and brush, crafting ephemeral forms that exist only in the moment of capture. Each piece tells a story through rhythm, gesture, and the object, pattern it becomes - trying to explore the nature of light that we can't fully grasp with eyes, and teaching our senses to perceive new patterns.

Exploring nature of spiritual artifacts in Mexico A live light painting prototype using motion-sensed gestures and holographic projection to translate movement into light, bridging performative drawing, scenography, and ephemeral image-making. Developed as a demo installation, the project explores light not just as a visual output but as a responsive medium - one that reacts to the performer’s gestures in real time. By combining motion detection with custom digital brushes and holographic display, it creates a layered visual language where the act of drawing becomes both spatial and temporal.

Prototype demonstration at HEAD Geneva

Mentorship: Quiqe Corales2018

Exploring nature of spiritual artifacts in Mexico Light Painting 2022 Long Exposure Light Painting – Captured & Digitally Refined

Exploring nature of spiritual artifacts in Mexico Light Painting 2018 Custom made light digital paint brush

Exploring nature of spiritual artifacts in Mexico Light Painting 2018 Long exposure photography