“Fragmented” is a photography series created using an intricate computer algorithm, functioning as a surrealist exploration of how the brain processes memories, replicated through modern technology. The composition blends personal photographs taken over decades. Each photograph immerses viewers in a surreal realm, engaging natural pattern recognition while presenting a puzzle that continually reassembles into new, unexpected perspectives of a dreamlike world.

The original images, sometimes low in megapixels, were not intended for large public display, limiting their print size. Over time, this collection evolved, encouraging viewers to explore the complex, layered images in detail, where small but meaningful worlds of abstraction are revealed through close introspection.

One distinctive aspect of this series is the innovative approach applied to both the creation and in-house printing processes. The prints are RGB light-responsive, introducing a novel dimension that adds dynamism through the interplay of light and color. This technique contributes to the evolving field of visual storytelling, inviting viewers into an immersive experience where the boundaries between technology and creative expression are seamlessly blended.