yay! Mirror Into Auntieverse is a @lumenprize finalist 2026! @LoadGallery

GM! 'falls' is a static scene of a waterfall composed of dermis, over time collapsing and reconstructing with the appearance of the full moon. For a moment, an auntie and her leg emerge in the falls, only to disappear, leaving behind her laughter, akin to glimpsing a creature darting by in nature. Water is a symbol of abundance and wealth..and in the Auntieverse, falls remind one to stay focused on the flow amidst the rise and fall of landscapes. 1/1 unique work AI collaborative digital art + physical print looping video, 05 min 41 s archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag (unframed) Now exhibiting at @LoadGallery and available for collection

GM! "cycles" portrays an auntie continuously cycling, moving endlessly through changing seasons of a slice of the Auntieverse. It is unclear where exactly she is, except the ground she is pedalling is filled with dermis, flowers and crystals. Occasionally, goats accompany her journey. A bonsai plant emerges, the moon sets and the sun rises. Through the frozen cold the auntie takes a rest but still pedals away, until the scene returns to its original timeline and the cycle begins again. 1/1 unique work AI collaborative digital art + physical print looping video, 02 min 47 s archival pigment print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag (unframed) Now exhibiting at @LoadGallery and available for collection

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Mirror into Auntieverse is now available for acquisition! A unique 19th century antique mirror that replaces your reflection with an auntie who looks you dead in the eye and tells you the truth. Some mirrors flatter you. This one has opinions. 🧵

GM! Mirror Into Auntieverse is an interactive installation that replaces your reflection with a speaking auntie from the Auntieverse. Built within a nineteenth century Napoleon III mirror frame sourced from Les Puces de Saint Ouen in Paris, the work uses real time motion capture to track visitors and overlay their faces with one of eight aunties, each with her own voice and personality. After a few seconds, she speaks. Her remarks are blunt, familiar, and rooted in what I call the "auntie love language," a mode of care expressed through directness and unsolicited commentary. First produced in collaboration with Load Gallery for Paris Photo 2025, the mirror has since been upgraded with more aunties and wireless polaroid printing. Mirror Into Auntieverse is currently on view as part of my solo exhibition Auntiescapes at Load Gallery Barcelona, until 15 August 2026. It is also available for collection!