Between Telemorphosis and Security Zones attempts to be an installation where the audience log in and experience the whispers, swipes, and reflections that occur within it, through a frieze, qr codes and sounds. Between Telemorphosis and Security Zones is a space oriented towards new ways of becoming within the media that invades our lives.
French Philosopher Jean Baudrillard coined the term “telemorphosis” to describe how tv and reality tv shows have influenced culture. In the hyperreal spectacle of the reality tv show, stars are elevated, and celebrity awarded without merit. Everything in exchange for nothing. The everyday has become the spectacle. 
Security zones are composed by singular  interfaces to which a security policy can be applied.Security zones are surveyed bridges for targeted connections and controlled practises. 

Telemorphosis, the frieze:
Six square paintings in oil and resin on braced beechwood panels (each 80x80cm). They depict people viewed closely from behind in a dark green space. The figures are unaware of being watched by the viewer. These screen paintings are also made smooth and glossy, by the application on acrylic resin. 

Between Telemorphosis and Security Zones, the sound installation:
Composed by a collage of personal recordings and open license sounds, it attempts to be an encapsulation of everyday spaces and new social practices. Mixture of electronic signifiers and their counterparts in the natural world. It aims to evoke a crowded mind.