1. [Projects]
2. |interference|
3. |viva voce|
4. |she-appeared-excessively-“real”|
5. |samples of irrational frames|
6. |TechnoVision Deck|
7. |while the future unfolds|
8. |shapes of regret|
9. |who shot JR?|
10. |virtual tour|
11. |only humans search for meaning|
12. |@le_tempsperdu|
13. |complexul saloanelor|
14. [Gifs]
15. |in absentia|
16. |remnant|
17. |minoritarian choreography|
18. |balance|
19. |cluster|
20. |the-Less series|
21. |all the meaningless embraces|
22. |3 female portraits|
23. |i'm a victim of this painting|
24. |echokinesis|
25. |movement of common shapes|
26. |insomnia|
27. |basic knowledge|
28. |karaoke piece|
29. |without|
30. |latex series|
31. [Stills]
32. |still life with...|
33. |snailing|
34. |the anatomy of Internet regulation|
35. |ECCE|
36. |self-sufficient|
37. {Collabs}

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Problematizing the concept of dehumanization, Ecce captures a social landscape in which despair, powerlessness and the loss of beliefs take grotesque forms. The characters are deformed and blended together in compact scenes, captured in static moments which resemble theatrical acts.

Ecce hides its violent narration under shiny and bright colors, bearing inside an unknown tragic context. The bodies lose themselves in a complex structure, forcing the viewer to depict them.