CONTRALUZ

Contraluz Contraluz integrates photography and textile processes to examine fragmentation and reconstruction. Photographs of backlit landscapes are printed on fabric, then cut, stitched, and reassembled into quilted forms.

Through patchwork and layering, the image shifts from a flat print to a tactile, spatial object. This material transformation parallels the workings of memory—disassembly, repetition, and reconfiguration—offering a study of visual perception, continuity, and image materiality.