In The Space of Memory. AL#02.

"Tell me what you forget, and I'll tell you who you are," wrote Mark Auge. In my works through photography, video and 3D scanning I interpret the perception of a person, his connection with space and the surrounding world, visualizing the mechanisms of human memory. In this video, pieces of reality, like pieces of memory move in a pure, information-free space, gradually attracting each other and gathering around the object of perception, the picture slowly transforms into a geometric abstraction with the music of Henry Purcell.Visual distortion of objects is a consequence of the "error" of the computer algorithm, which arises from a lack of information controlled by the artist.This process I consider to be similar to the process of work of human attention and memory work. We can not remember thoroughly reproduce the space, since our memory marks only important objects for us. We forget.