"Her sorrow is timeless, akin to Caravaggio's shadows, yet now tinged with the cold, pixelated glow of the digital world. Does she mourn lost love, or does her pain reflect the silent fracture of a society drowning in hyperconnectivity, yet yearning for true intimacy ?
This personal sorrow mirrors a broader issue: technology, culture, and society dancing in an endless loop, shaping and distorting human connection.
Theaters now exist as silent swipes, where emotions are carefully curated through screens, often lacking genuine depth. Art still whispers to us—through opera, film, and dance—yet even these expressions are reshaped by algorithms. In an era of boundless networks, we must ask: are we truly more connected, or simply more profoundly alone?"
R. Lepori @DIGITAL WORKS