STRANGERS (2026)

STRANGERS is a collection of unique 1/1 works, minted on demand on Ethereum. Each work is accompanied by a complimentary custom-framed fine art print.

STRANGERS is not structured as a time-sensitive release, but as an ongoing acquisition format built around digital ownership and material presence. The pricing logic is designed to remain balanced and consistent with the project’s long-term nature.

This page presents a selected preview of STRANGERS. Collectors interested in receiving the complete catalogue and further acquisition details are invited to contact us directly via email or through X DMs.

The project emerged from an experiment initiated in December 2025, when I converted the full archive of my visual and textual production into a dataset in order to construct an advanced AI-based system trained exclusively on the internal logic of my own inputs. The intention was never to generate a visual narrative, but to create a process capable of reaching something deeper, something that felt almost like an extension of my subconscious. The results were immediate and impossible to ignore.

Once I recognized the force of those results, I extended the experiment into a more radical phase. I introduced new material created specifically for the system, including hand-painted plexiglass surfaces that were later scanned and absorbed back into the process as textures and structural fragments. At the same time, I entered into an ongoing verbal exchange with the LLM systems embedded in the process, using dialogue itself as a way of drawing the work outward. The process became visual, textual, and deeply relational.

Language remains just as central. The titles unfold as aphorisms, brief incisive phrases, and compressed verbal fragments, a form I have long used as a direct channel for existential tension, compression, and clarity. The entire series is shaped by that atmosphere. These images may initially appear foreign, almost alien, yet what they reveal is not an outside presence but an interior one. Their strangeness becomes familiar. That reversal lies at the heart of STRANGERS, a title that echoes a long literary tradition in which the stranger is never merely the unknown, but often the most intimate form of self-recognition.