Bloom is a visual research project exploring the shifting relationship between body, nature and artifice in the context of ecological transformation.
Through photography, performance and sculptural masks, the work constructs a hybrid imaginary where bodies and landscapes become spaces of mutation, vulnerability and resistance. The masks, created by artist Aloma Lafontana, operate as thresholds between human and non-human, organic and artificial forms.
Structured in three chapters — Sylvestris, Asphyxia and Spectra — the project unfolds through three states of transformation, tracing the unstable boundaries between the organic, the artificial and the post-natural.