reality: rendered

point your camera - feel the spark

What if
your smartphone isn’t just showing you the world — but subtly rewriting it?
I’m an artist investigating the quiet manipulations hidden in everyday cameras. Through experiments with light, color, and context, I invite you to see the unseen — and question what’s real.

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How to see the effect:
🔆 Open an image on a screen and turn its brightness up.
🌑 Dim the lights in the room — soft shadows help.
📷 Open your phone’s camera and look at the artwork through the preview.
⛔️ If you're trying to take a photo, turn off post-processing algorithms.Can your camera see the invisible?

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What you capture is not always what’s there

reality: rendered is a visual project that explores how smartphone cameras interpret — and sometimes distort — color, contrast, and light. If you’re curious about perception, glitches, illusions, and how digital tools shape what we see — you’re in the right place.
It’s not a flaw. It’s a language.
Through a series of works designed to reveal those subtle shifts, I invite you to question how much of what we “see” is decided by the device in our hand.

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I’m an artist and visual researcher exploring the tension between perception, technology, and traditional media.
My background spans painting, photography, programming, and maths — tools I use to create visual "glitches" that expose how modern devices reshape what we believe to be real.
I don’t just create images — I investigate them.
In reality: rendered, I embrace the distortions — and turn them into art.

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