1. [Projects]
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. |the anatomy of Internet regulation|
33. |ECCE|
34. |self-sufficient|
35. {Music Videos}

Taking after Pipilotti Rist's work, I'm a Victim of this Song, Nat King Cole's well-known track, Mona Lisa, is recited by a free text-to-speech app. Still not perfected in 2016, the masculine voice delivers the words in a mechanical glitchy way, converting the lyrics in pick-up lines. Far from the original dreamy song, the sound becomes harassing and annoying.

To emphasize more on the feminine mystery, depicted usually by the male gaze, I'm a victim of this painting attaches my own manipulated image on the famous painting, covering the 'mystic smile' with my own erased and multiplied face.

**I'm a victim of this painting was created on the NewHive platform under a slightly different visual form, now lost. The .gif without audio was used also on my twitter project, @le_tempsperdu